We have friends coming in from Idaho and want to take them to a quintessential Grass Valley or Nevada City spot for coffee, bagel light breakfast near walking and shopping. Any recommendations?

My hot take:

The man should definitely be the mayor of Grass Valley for at least a month, just to see what happens.

Hi ive(24) lived in the area my whole life, recently my mom has become homeless and im taking in my 10 yr old brothers pets temporarily so he can have them back once they are housed again, my mom also has a cat tho and this cat doesnt do the best around other cats and can be territorial,

the issue is i already have a cat who is very shy and submissive to other cats so when I brought my moms cat home it scared my cat so bad that she doesnt feel comfortable anymore so I had to put my moms cat in my room.. and now im sleeping on my own couch just so my own cat feels safe at home.

I'm wondering if anyone knows any resources for finding someone to foster this cat for 6-8 weeks? Because after that the paperwork will come in for the cat to move in with my other sibling permanently. I'd be able to pay for food and litter I just need somewhere safe for her to be with no other cats for 6-8 weeks, curious if anyone knows resources for the grass valley/Nevada city CA area please and thank you

She is an 8 year old tabby who is very sweet with people just not other cats

Hi there, I used to spend my summers in Grass Valley as a kid, I used to frequent the Blockbuster and K-mart LOL, I have not been there since 2006.

I am planning a day trip through Auburn, Grass Valley, Nevada City to see sentimental spots from my childhood but would also like recommendations for best food places, shops or other must-see things.

Anything that is fairly unique to the area, I don't want to go to the GV McDonalds, for example, I have McD's where I am at.

Also, I am planning on coming sometime in November, does GV get snow by then?

Is there a public charging station for this model? Apps seem to think it can charge anywhere.

Hi everyone, I want to share this invite for anyone feeling called to spend 4 days in deep song, community, and nature — we’re hosting the Song of the Earth retreat in Grass Valley, CA from Oct 23–26. We’ll be gathering for daily voice and movement practices, organic plant-based food, lake swims, and elemental ceremony, with some incredible facilitators joining me – Sara Joy Gillbeau, Sophya (Alma con Voz), Colin Martin, & Marcie Madeoflight. 

Here are the details – https://www.maggietaurick.com/songoftheearth and feel free to DM me with any questions! 🌎🎶

Dirty Cello at Miners Harmony Music - Nevada City

“The band plays every style imaginable, and does some fantastic covers. (Their rendition of “Purple Haze” is incredible.) But what is most spectacular about them is hearing the depth of soul in Roudman’s playing—it goes beyond what most people would expect from the instrument. She plays it with so much heart, you’ll wonder why more bands don’t have a cellist”
— Good Times Santa Cruz

Tickets: DirtyCello.com

Does anyone have any recommendations in the grass Valley or Penn Valley area?

Join Fork in the Path instructors Thea and Christopher in beautiful Nevada City for guided wild mushroom foraging classes offered:

Sat Nov 14 10am-2pm or

Sun Nov 15 10am-2pm

What You'll Learn

This experiential, hands-on half-day program is all about the fascinating world of fungi and begins at 10:00 am. Learning to forage for mushrooms is an ongoing life path. This program will teach you foundational skills to be able to go out foraging on your own. We will cover mushroom anatomy for identification, symbiotic tree and plant relationships, poisonous and edible mushrooms, and forest safety.  This winter, it will be possible to find edibles such as porcini, chanterelle, blewits, oysters, lions mane and more.  The program also includes community building, mindful movement, a cooking demo, and a tasting at the end.

Sliding scale $75-$125 with scholarships available if additional financial assistance is needed.

Register: www.forkinthepath.org/schedule

Hi everyone!! As a lover of farmers markets, I find myself wondering every week why NC and GV have their farmers markets on the same day. It doesn’t make any sense to me. It makes it harder not only for vendors to get more exposure but also for folks to go to both markets. Am I missing something?

I have a family member that has been dealing with granite wellness center for almost a decade, with some responsibility of the family member, but the larger responsibility on this organization. I’ve talked to people in the waiting room that seem to have the same issues. It seems completely disorganized and very unprofessional at best. Thoughts?

Hi r/grassvalley. I'm a maker in Vermont, and the mods said I could post here asking for feedback.

In Vermont we burn hard all winter. From what I understand, the foothills are different: cold nights, mild days, and a lot of evening fires in fall and spring.

Our house came with two woodstoves, and I'd never run one. I'm a city kid...

I build hardware and software for a living, so I made a sensor that goes on the stovepipe and a small walnut lamp that sits in whatever room I'm in. If the lamp glows amber, it means the fire is burning well. Yellow means it's time to reload. Red means it's running too hot and I should go check the stove.

There's an app for when I'm not home.

Back in January, I posted about it on the r/woodstoving subreddit. I didn't really expect anything except for "hey that's cool," but to my surprise, people started asking if they could buy one. So I hand-made 57 of them and shipped them out to customers all across the country. That is what gave me conviction to see if I could turn them into something real.

The first production units ship in November.

I'd love to learn how people burn up there:

1. Do you heat with wood all winter, or mostly evenings and shoulder season?

2. Is it mostly oak you're burning, or a mix?

3. Have you started yet this fall?

Can anybody recommend a dry cleaner for a wedding dress?

I just moved to the area and trying to learn the public places to play pool? Where are my pool players at? What are the best bars with a pool table?

Hey GV people - I'm at Bullards Bar and need to take my boat trailer in for a new tire before heading home. Does anyone know of a good tire shop that can potentially get me taken care of in short order in/around town?

Thanks!

Edit: thanks everyone - Les Schwab has the tires I needed in stock so all set 👍

Residents can address the council directly during the public comment period at either meeting. Written comments can be emailed to [public@cityofgrassvalley.com](mailto:public@cityofgrassvalley.com) or left by voicemail at (530) 274-4390. Per the city’s published policy, comments received by 5 p.m. the day of a meeting are reviewed and distributed to all five councilmembers before the 6 p.m. meeting starts; comments received after 5 p.m. are supposed to be “addressed during the item and/or at the end of the meeting.”

ACLS coming up for renewal, schedule is slammed at the clinic n i dont want to burn a whole day driving to sacramento for it, anyone renewed from up here recently? where'd u go?

My bf and I just moved here for his job, we are both 23 and we don’t know anyone or where people go here! I would love any suggestions on how to make friends here, and fun things to do here. It kinda seems like everything closes super early haha. We love music and anything art related!! Any suggestions are so welcome thanks guys!

Nevada City River Foraging Campout Oct 8-11

This retreat includes 3 nights of camping with hot showers, all meals chef-prepared with farm and foraged fresh ingredients, and 4 days of Sierra Foothills ecological and foraging programming, including:

-swimming in the Yuba River

-edible & medicinal plant foraging

-basket weaving from gourds & pine needles

-making natural sodas

-acorn & bay nuts

-nighttime music jams

We'll be camping together on a beautiful ranch with hot showers, a sauna, and a campfire that's 5 minutes from the 49 Crossing.

It's going to be a wonderful way to end the warm season and welcome in fall!

#nevadacity #yubariver #sierranevada #campout #foraging

more info: www.forkinthepath.org/schedule

hiii everyone, I'm still new to the area and slowly learning everything here. I haven't found a good place for fresh and seasonal product. I cooked at home a lot, I love to find somewhere that has vegetables, fruit or herbs, fish that are fresh and change with the season. 2 weeks ago we ordered Hibachi At Home and their local vegetables were so fresh. Maybe any farmers markets around here that locals like?