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SUMMARY:Aquarium & Pets: Pet Visits!
DESCRIPTION:If you are looking for a free way to spend those extra days over the school holiday breaks\, head on down to Aquarium & Pets where you and your children can visit and learn about an array of pets\, from reptiles and fish to the furrier kind!  No purchase necessary to visit! \nRegular business hours: 7 days/week\, 9am-6pm
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/aquarium-pets-pet-visits/2026-04-06/
LOCATION:Aquarium & Pets\, 345 S Main St\, Red Bluff\, 96080\, United States
CATEGORIES:Animals,Educational,Family Friendly,Nature
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SUMMARY:Happy Hooves Riding Spring Break Camp
DESCRIPTION:Spots are filling quickly for this fun 3-day Spring Break Horse Camp on April 6–8! Kids will enjoy spending time with horses while making new friends who share a love for animals. \nCamp activities include horse time\, arts and crafts\, making horse treats\, and helping with fun farm chores. Campers will also learn about the different animals on the ranch\, how they are cared for\, and what it takes to keep a real working ranch running. \nThere will be plenty of relaxed break time for campers to take photos with their favorite horse\, play with the baby sheep\, cuddle chicks\, or simply hang out with new friends. Snacks and water are provided. \nAdditional details:• Professional photography included• Closed-toe shoes and long pants required• After-care available until 5:30 PM for an additional cost• Parents are welcome to stay during camp• $50 non-refundable registration fee + $150 per camper for all three days
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/happy-hooves-riding-spring-break-camp/2026-04-06/
LOCATION:Happy Hooves Community Riding Center\, 1235 Third St\, Anderson\, CA\, 96007
CATEGORIES:Animals,Crafts,Hobbies / Special Interest,Kids / Youth Activities,Outdoors,Spring Break Camp,Teens
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SUMMARY:Happy Hooves Riding Spring Break Camp
DESCRIPTION:Spots are filling quickly for this fun 3-day Spring Break Horse Camp on April 6–8! Kids will enjoy spending time with horses while making new friends who share a love for animals. \nCamp activities include horse time\, arts and crafts\, making horse treats\, and helping with fun farm chores. Campers will also learn about the different animals on the ranch\, how they are cared for\, and what it takes to keep a real working ranch running. \nThere will be plenty of relaxed break time for campers to take photos with their favorite horse\, play with the baby sheep\, cuddle chicks\, or simply hang out with new friends. Snacks and water are provided. \nAdditional details:• Professional photography included• Closed-toe shoes and long pants required• After-care available until 5:30 PM for an additional cost• Parents are welcome to stay during camp• $50 non-refundable registration fee + $150 per camper for all three days
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/happy-hooves-riding-spring-break-camp/2026-04-07/
LOCATION:Happy Hooves Community Riding Center\, 1235 Third St\, Anderson\, CA\, 96007
CATEGORIES:Animals,Crafts,Hobbies / Special Interest,Kids / Youth Activities,Outdoors,Spring Break Camp,Teens
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SUMMARY:Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Bay Museum proudly presents Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life In The Wild\, a breathtaking exhibition featuring 40 of the renowned photographer’s most resonant images\, on display from January 24 through May 3\, 2026. \nSpanning all seven continents\, the exhibition immerses visitors in stunning natural landscapes and the intimate lives of animal species from some of the Earth’s last great wild places. Created over decades\, the work reflects deep knowledge of animal behavior and the patience to wait for nature’s most powerful moments. \nAmong the photographs many visitors will recognize are Polar Dance (1989)\, showing polar bears appearing to dance across the Arctic ice; Mountain Outlaw (2014)\, a dramatic head-on charge of a grizzly bear through snow; and Catch of the Day (1988)\, which captures the precise instant a salmon leaps into the open jaws of a brown bear along Alaska’s Brooks River. Notably one of the most widely circulated wildlife photographs in history\, Catch of the Day was created before digital cameras and without manipulation. The exhibition showcases a breadth of subjects including mammals\, birds\, flowers\, and iconic landscapes from Alaska’s Denali Range to the African savanna. \nThese remarkable works by Thomas D. Mangelsen reflect more than 50 years of dedication as an artist and conservationist. His work has earned many top honors\, including Conservation Photographer of the Year\, placement in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History\, and recognition as one of the most influential and important photographers of his time. \nThe exhibition is free for members and included with admission. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday for winter hours.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/thomas-d-mangelsen-a-life-in-the-wild-3/2026-04-08/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Animals,Art,Field Trip,Hobbies / Special Interest,Museum,Nature
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SUMMARY:Happy Hooves Riding Spring Break Camp
DESCRIPTION:Spots are filling quickly for this fun 3-day Spring Break Horse Camp on April 6–8! Kids will enjoy spending time with horses while making new friends who share a love for animals. \nCamp activities include horse time\, arts and crafts\, making horse treats\, and helping with fun farm chores. Campers will also learn about the different animals on the ranch\, how they are cared for\, and what it takes to keep a real working ranch running. \nThere will be plenty of relaxed break time for campers to take photos with their favorite horse\, play with the baby sheep\, cuddle chicks\, or simply hang out with new friends. Snacks and water are provided. \nAdditional details:• Professional photography included• Closed-toe shoes and long pants required• After-care available until 5:30 PM for an additional cost• Parents are welcome to stay during camp• $50 non-refundable registration fee + $150 per camper for all three days
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/happy-hooves-riding-spring-break-camp/2026-04-08/
LOCATION:Happy Hooves Community Riding Center\, 1235 Third St\, Anderson\, CA\, 96007
CATEGORIES:Animals,Crafts,Hobbies / Special Interest,Kids / Youth Activities,Outdoors,Spring Break Camp,Teens
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SUMMARY:Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Bay Museum proudly presents Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life In The Wild\, a breathtaking exhibition featuring 40 of the renowned photographer’s most resonant images\, on display from January 24 through May 3\, 2026. \nSpanning all seven continents\, the exhibition immerses visitors in stunning natural landscapes and the intimate lives of animal species from some of the Earth’s last great wild places. Created over decades\, the work reflects deep knowledge of animal behavior and the patience to wait for nature’s most powerful moments. \nAmong the photographs many visitors will recognize are Polar Dance (1989)\, showing polar bears appearing to dance across the Arctic ice; Mountain Outlaw (2014)\, a dramatic head-on charge of a grizzly bear through snow; and Catch of the Day (1988)\, which captures the precise instant a salmon leaps into the open jaws of a brown bear along Alaska’s Brooks River. Notably one of the most widely circulated wildlife photographs in history\, Catch of the Day was created before digital cameras and without manipulation. The exhibition showcases a breadth of subjects including mammals\, birds\, flowers\, and iconic landscapes from Alaska’s Denali Range to the African savanna. \nThese remarkable works by Thomas D. Mangelsen reflect more than 50 years of dedication as an artist and conservationist. His work has earned many top honors\, including Conservation Photographer of the Year\, placement in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History\, and recognition as one of the most influential and important photographers of his time. \nThe exhibition is free for members and included with admission. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday for winter hours.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/thomas-d-mangelsen-a-life-in-the-wild-3/2026-04-09/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Aquarium & Pets: Pet Visits!
DESCRIPTION:If you are looking for a free way to spend those extra days over the school holiday breaks\, head on down to Aquarium & Pets where you and your children can visit and learn about an array of pets\, from reptiles and fish to the furrier kind!  No purchase necessary to visit! \nRegular business hours: 7 days/week\, 9am-6pm
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/aquarium-pets-pet-visits/2026-04-10/
LOCATION:Aquarium & Pets\, 345 S Main St\, Red Bluff\, 96080\, United States
CATEGORIES:Animals,Educational,Family Friendly,Nature
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SUMMARY:Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Bay Museum proudly presents Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life In The Wild\, a breathtaking exhibition featuring 40 of the renowned photographer’s most resonant images\, on display from January 24 through May 3\, 2026. \nSpanning all seven continents\, the exhibition immerses visitors in stunning natural landscapes and the intimate lives of animal species from some of the Earth’s last great wild places. Created over decades\, the work reflects deep knowledge of animal behavior and the patience to wait for nature’s most powerful moments. \nAmong the photographs many visitors will recognize are Polar Dance (1989)\, showing polar bears appearing to dance across the Arctic ice; Mountain Outlaw (2014)\, a dramatic head-on charge of a grizzly bear through snow; and Catch of the Day (1988)\, which captures the precise instant a salmon leaps into the open jaws of a brown bear along Alaska’s Brooks River. Notably one of the most widely circulated wildlife photographs in history\, Catch of the Day was created before digital cameras and without manipulation. The exhibition showcases a breadth of subjects including mammals\, birds\, flowers\, and iconic landscapes from Alaska’s Denali Range to the African savanna. \nThese remarkable works by Thomas D. Mangelsen reflect more than 50 years of dedication as an artist and conservationist. His work has earned many top honors\, including Conservation Photographer of the Year\, placement in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History\, and recognition as one of the most influential and important photographers of his time. \nThe exhibition is free for members and included with admission. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday for winter hours.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/thomas-d-mangelsen-a-life-in-the-wild-3/2026-04-10/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Animals,Art,Field Trip,Hobbies / Special Interest,Museum,Nature
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SUMMARY:Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Bay Museum proudly presents Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life In The Wild\, a breathtaking exhibition featuring 40 of the renowned photographer’s most resonant images\, on display from January 24 through May 3\, 2026. \nSpanning all seven continents\, the exhibition immerses visitors in stunning natural landscapes and the intimate lives of animal species from some of the Earth’s last great wild places. Created over decades\, the work reflects deep knowledge of animal behavior and the patience to wait for nature’s most powerful moments. \nAmong the photographs many visitors will recognize are Polar Dance (1989)\, showing polar bears appearing to dance across the Arctic ice; Mountain Outlaw (2014)\, a dramatic head-on charge of a grizzly bear through snow; and Catch of the Day (1988)\, which captures the precise instant a salmon leaps into the open jaws of a brown bear along Alaska’s Brooks River. Notably one of the most widely circulated wildlife photographs in history\, Catch of the Day was created before digital cameras and without manipulation. The exhibition showcases a breadth of subjects including mammals\, birds\, flowers\, and iconic landscapes from Alaska’s Denali Range to the African savanna. \nThese remarkable works by Thomas D. Mangelsen reflect more than 50 years of dedication as an artist and conservationist. His work has earned many top honors\, including Conservation Photographer of the Year\, placement in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History\, and recognition as one of the most influential and important photographers of his time. \nThe exhibition is free for members and included with admission. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday for winter hours.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/thomas-d-mangelsen-a-life-in-the-wild-3/2026-04-11/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Animals,Art,Field Trip,Hobbies / Special Interest,Museum,Nature
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Thomas D. Mangelsen: Artist Talk & Signing
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to share the news of our upcoming event\, An Evening with Thomas D. Mangelsen\, on Saturday\, April 11 from 3-5pm at the Turtle Bay Museum.\n\nThis special event features an artist talk\, book signing\, and exhibition tour with the world-renowned wildlife and nature photographer\, Thomas D. Mangelsen. His exhibition\, Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild\, is on display now through May 3 at the Turtle Bay Museum\, featuring 40 of his most celebrated works.\n\nAs part of the Redding Cultural District\, Turtle Bay is proud to bring world-class exhibitions and cultural experiences to the greater Redding Area. We hope you consider joining us for this special event! Tickets are available online.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/an-evening-with-thomas-d-mangelsen-artist-talk-signing/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
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SUMMARY:Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
DESCRIPTION:Turtle Bay Museum proudly presents Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life In The Wild\, a breathtaking exhibition featuring 40 of the renowned photographer’s most resonant images\, on display from January 24 through May 3\, 2026. \nSpanning all seven continents\, the exhibition immerses visitors in stunning natural landscapes and the intimate lives of animal species from some of the Earth’s last great wild places. Created over decades\, the work reflects deep knowledge of animal behavior and the patience to wait for nature’s most powerful moments. \nAmong the photographs many visitors will recognize are Polar Dance (1989)\, showing polar bears appearing to dance across the Arctic ice; Mountain Outlaw (2014)\, a dramatic head-on charge of a grizzly bear through snow; and Catch of the Day (1988)\, which captures the precise instant a salmon leaps into the open jaws of a brown bear along Alaska’s Brooks River. Notably one of the most widely circulated wildlife photographs in history\, Catch of the Day was created before digital cameras and without manipulation. The exhibition showcases a breadth of subjects including mammals\, birds\, flowers\, and iconic landscapes from Alaska’s Denali Range to the African savanna. \nThese remarkable works by Thomas D. Mangelsen reflect more than 50 years of dedication as an artist and conservationist. His work has earned many top honors\, including Conservation Photographer of the Year\, placement in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History\, and recognition as one of the most influential and important photographers of his time. \nThe exhibition is free for members and included with admission. The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday for winter hours.
URL:https://northstateparent.com/event/thomas-d-mangelsen-a-life-in-the-wild-3/2026-04-12/
LOCATION:Turtle Bay Museum\, 844 Sundial Bridge\, Redding\, 96001\, United States
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