Events in Chico for March 19-25
Spring has arrived, bringing with it a plethora of exciting events in the North Valley. Chico News & Review has compiled a list of must-see shows happening in the local clubs, theaters, galleries, and performance venues. Whether you’re a music enthusiast, comedy lover, or art aficionado, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Kicking off the list is a performance by The Coffis Brothers with special guest Taylor Rae on Thursday, March 19, at the Chico Women’s Club. The Coffis Brothers, a five-piece Americana band, have established themselves as a staple in the local music scene with six albums and numerous live shows. Collaborating with The Mother Hips frontman Tim Bluhm on their latest album, Do You Want To, the band promises an electrifying performance. Joining them on stage is Taylor Rae, a talented Americana and blues/folk artist whose debut album, Mad Twenties, soared in radio charts.
Next on the agenda is the Maker’s Muse Street Festival on Friday, March 20, and Saturday, March 21, at Maker Radio on Orange Street. This free community event features comedy, live music, arts and crafts booths, food vendors, and more. With 18 live music performances, over 65 booths, a Kids Zone, outdoor mural painting competition, and a thrift fashion show, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on this celebration of spring and Chico’s creative talent scene.
For fans of surf-rock, don’t miss Surf Noir Kings at Allies Pub on Saturday, March 21. Comprising members from various musical backgrounds, including The Aqua Velvets, Spark ‘n’ Cinder, and In The Pines, Surf Noir Kings offer a unique blend of jazzy surf grooves and melodic rock. Their atmospheric sound and energetic performances are sure to captivate the audience.
If you’re in the mood for some acoustic rock and roll, check out The Gnarly Pints at The Barn at Meriam Park on Saturday, March 21. This husband and wife duo combines classical violin stylings with hard rock sensibilities for a truly captivating musical experience. With a new album in their arsenal, The Gnarly Pints promise an entertaining evening for all ages.
Lastly, mark your calendar for a night of progressive/indie/math and experimental rock at 1078 Gallery on Wednesday, March 25. Featuring performances by Kid Cops, The Planets, Wealthy Women, and Vik Whistle, this show promises a diverse lineup of talented musicians pushing boundaries and defying genres. Kid Cops, The Planets, Wealthy Women, and Vik Whistle are set to deliver a night of unforgettable music that will leave you wanting more.
With a range of events happening in the North Valley, there’s no shortage of entertainment for all tastes. Be sure to check the CN&R calendar for more information on these and other upcoming shows. Get ready to make the most of spring and enjoy the vibrant arts and music scene in the area.