Calistoga Tribune

05/18/2024

Correction: The published incorrect dates for the ’s 55+ Craft Lab classes.

The May classes are in partnership with and take place every Thursday at the Art Center from 10 a.m. to noon.

Classes are free and available to Calistoga residents ages 55 and up. All materials will be provided. Class subjects differ each week. Next week, on May 23, Anna Johansson will be teaching a silk scarf painting class.

For more information, or to register, call the Parks and Rec Department at 707-942-2838 or visit: https://calistogaartcenter.org/craftlab-55

The Art Center is located at 1435 North Oak Street in Calistoga.

05/17/2024

Great mixer tonight at with & . Thank you to our generous partners, advertisers and supporters, staff and the support of this amazing community. We have a ways to go, and we’ll continue to rely on your support to help us get there together. To find out more about how you can get involved, go to .com or contact us at [email protected]. Thank you.

05/03/2024

Please note: this event has been postponed.

Due to weather the Rally4Rianda has been postponed. New date coming soon.

05/03/2024

UPDATE: This event has been POSTPONED due to rain forecast on Saturday. Please stay tuned for more information soon on a possible new date.

This Saturday May 4, the 10th annual Rally4Rianda features a classic car show, food, music & wine from 10am-4pm, on Adams St., St. Helena. Admission is free; suitable for the whole family.

04/22/2024

May 5th Dine & donate event supporting the CHS Engineering program’s goal of presenting inventions at MIT.

04/20/2024

Free stuff! Help yourselves.

04/20/2024

Free stuff! Come on down, 1007 Washington St. #3, next to the post office.

04/20/2024

Our yard sale is open and chock full of treasures! Books, mugs, holiday decos, collectibles, party & office supplies, small furnishings and other treasures. Come on down. 1007 Washington, suite 3 behind the post office. Here til 1pm. #

04/16/2024

This Wednesday, the Calistoga Library kicks off its centennial celebration.

Be a part of history by helping us decide what modern-day items will go into our time capsule--not to be opened for 50 years! Local historian Rebecca Yerger will also present on Calistoga history and the history of the Calistoga Library. Light refreshments will be served. Join us!

04/09/2024

The welcomes your nominations for this year’s Community Awards. Categories include Citizen of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, Business of the Year, Nonprofit of the Year, and Gary Barrett Lifetime Achievement Award. Scan the QR code to get started. Deadline is 5/31.

04/06/2024

CALISTOGA – On Saturday, Calistoga resident Wally Abernathy, age 87, will reach his goal of walking the distance of the earth’s circumference measured at the equator – 24,901 miles.
His mission, which started with a smaller, more attainable goal, began on May 27, 2005, when he was living in the Caribbean and challenged himself to walk 100 days in a row.
“I thought that would be too much,” Abernathy recalled. “When I got to 100 days, naturally, I said, maybe I can do 200. That seemed like an awful lot at the time. And then I just kept going until one day I just said, ‘I wonder if I can make it all the way around the world?’”
14 pairs of walking shoes and almost 19 years later, on April 6, two miles into his regular route, as he will reach his wife Nancy’s store, Blackbird, on Lincoln Avenue, the answer will be a resounding: yes.
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04/06/2024

This week in the Tribune, read about the Calistoga High School band’s journey that began in September when they began raising funds that took them to the Heritage Music Festival in Hawaii — a journey that recently concluded with an impressive second place finish at the competition.

And, for Calistogan Wally Abernathy, the culmination of almost 19 years of dedication — and walking — comes to an exciting end on Saturday, April 6 when he will accomplish his quest to walk around the world.

We also reflect on some of the significant impacts former city councilwoman and longtime community activist Karen Slusser leaves on the city of Calistoga.