Live Music in Chico

Northern California's Baroque music ensemble

Through a sincere commitment to all students and their families, we strive to eliminate financial barriers to higher education. We make a conscious effort to assist those with exceptional economic and educational needs. We are dedicated to providing high-quality service in a fair, sensitive, and confidential manner to all, regardless of background, culture, or lifestyle. https://www.csuchico.edu/fa

Pageant Theater — music and film venue at 351 E 6th St, Chico. Hosts experimental and electronic bills (e.g. Mnemoscene). Hours are event-driven.

Senator Theater — historic downtown theater at 517 Main St, Chico. Hosts touring concerts and ticketed shows (e.g. GWAR). Hours are event-driven.

Maker Radio — music / radio venue space at 603 Orange St, Chico. Hosts Chico Shows bills including KCSC anniversary shows. Hours are event-driven.

The Breakbeat — live electronic, film, and local music venue at 112 W 2nd St, downtown Chico. Event-driven hours; see thebreakbeatchico.com for the calendar.

Discovery Bar & Kitchen — full-service restaurant and bar at 250 Cohasset Rd Ste 10, Chico. Trivia, jazz, Sip & Spin, and weekday happy hour. Call (530) 399-0564. Tue–Fri 11:30–9, Sat 4–9, Sun brunch 10–2, closed Mon.

Golden Beaver Distillery — Park Ave Still House at 2420 Park Ave, Chico. Distillery tasting room with trivia, brunch live music, Still House music nights, and Originals open mic. Call (530) 965-7281. Hours Wed–Fri 4–10, Sat 2–10, Sun 2–7; Mon–Tue closed.

Farmers Brewing Co. — restaurant and taproom at Meriam Park, 1950 Market Place, Chico. Craft beer, food, trivia, bingo, and happy hour. Call (530) 399-7374. Hours Mon–Wed 11–8, Thu–Sat 11–9, Sun 11–8.

BrickWorks — downtown Chico concert venue at 191 E 2nd St. Live music, touring acts, and nightlife shows (JMax / Ticketmaster listings). Hours are event-driven. Downtown Chico venue photo used as temporary cover until a dedicated logo is available.

Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church

Amayita: Music & Events in Butte County, California: upcoming events and organization details on Butte365.

The department provides students with a foundational education in the world's major religious traditions as well as in cultural traditions from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Interdisciplinary study is at the heart of the work of the department. Our majors gain familiarity with methods employed in the investigation of all manner of artistic media, including literature, art and architecture, film, music, and theatre. They also make use of the approaches of history, linguistic and textual analysis, sociology, anthropology, and philosophy to make sense of personal experiences, stories, symbols, rituals, doctrines, and social institutions. The department empowers graduates to become literate guides for contemporary society in its quest to comprehend the histories, beliefs, and customs of diverse peoples and traditions.

The Digital Filmmakers Guild (DFG) is a student-run organization dedicated to the students of CSU Chico who have a passion for the art of independent filmmaking. The purpose of the Digital Filmmakers Guild is to provide students with a place to explore their interest in filmmaking. Our organization undergoes the process of making short films every semester, from pre-production to post-production, and gives all members a chance to contribute to any part of the process that they're interested in. We also give an open opportunity to students to showcase their work every year at our student-led awards show, the SMASH Film Festival. We are affiliated with the Department of Media Arts, Design, and Technology (MADT), but we welcome all majors to join the DFG!

Sienna Ceramics makes field-to-table pottery based on the seasons – wild and cultivated ceramics for your kitchen, rituals, and feasts. My home studio, located in the Sacramento Valley, is solar-powered and ecologically minded. Founder of the Witch’s Market in Chico, this magical market features local vendors each October!

The College of Humanities and Fine Arts at Chico State produces and hosts a wide variety of events throughout the academic year. Our events include student concerts, theatre productions, and fine art exhibitions. In addition to these student driven events, our College hosts visiting scholars who come from around country and world with the purpose … Continued

Chico Certified Farmers Market hosts events across Butte County — listed via Explore Butte County / Butte365.

Momentum is a student-run dance club at Chico State, featuring all levels and styles of dance. We are a group of passionate dancers, directors, and choreographers striving to keep dance alive on campus. Each semester, our show is choreographed and designed entirely by students. Find us on Instagram: @momentum.dance

Project Rebound is a student success program for formerly incarcerated students in the California State University (CSU) s ystem. The first Project Rebound was c reated at SF State in 1967 by Dr. John Irwin, a formerly incarcerated professor. Project Rebounds now exists at 19 CSU campuses. We provide multiple supports for our students such as mentoring, advising, social support, academic support, and basic needs support for formerly incarcerated students. We can also offer some services to system involved students. Please fill out the interest form on our website if you would like to enroll in Project Rebound. Our Drop-In Center is in SSC 406. We welcome formerly incarcerated students, system involved students, and system impacted students in the drop in. Chico State Project Rebound uses terminology adapted from UC Berkeley Underground Scholars and San Francisco State Project Rebound . While those sentenced to a carceral institution can also be system involved and/or system impacted , Chico State Project Rebound's funding is based on organizing participants in one category. Formerly Incarcerated -includes those who have been sentenced and served time in a carceral institution (prison, immigration detention centers, local jails, juvenile detention centers, etc.) and are now released. System involved - includes those who have been involved in the carceral system but have not been sentenced to a carceral institution (for example, multiple juvenile and/or adult arrests, multiple 5150s, convictions with or without short jail stays and/or with or without court mandated supervision, etc.). System impacted –includes those who live in a household where one or more family member s or loved one s have been or are still incarcerated (parent, sibling, husband/wife, other relative , etc . ) . It can also refer to those who have family members or loved ones not from the same house hold but who they depend on or are otherwise closely attached to .