The Grace Hudson Museum is an art, history and anthropology museum focusing on the lifeworks of artist Grace Carpenter Hudson (1865-1937) and her ethnologist husband, Dr. John W. Hudson (1857-1936). Changing interdisciplinary exhibitions and public programs feature Western American art, California Indian cultures, histories of California’s diverse North Coast region, and the work of contemporary regional artists.
End of Summer Show n Shine – The crowning glory of Summer fun is Ukiah’s Annual Classic Car Show. The End of Summer Show n Shine is held the third weekend of September. On Saturday, nearly 300 vintage, antique and classic automobiles line the streets of Downtown Ukiah. Put on by Ukiah Main Street Program with help from the City of Ukiah.
Right here in the heart of our city there are several different dining options to share with you. It’s as if the unofficial menu of California eats all met in our downtown.
From wood fired pizza to California sushi and a Mexican restaurant too the options are plenty. Those just list a few. The eateries in our district offer small plates and something heartier as well. Healthy options are on every menu and several vegetarian selections join the menus. Park and stroll and decide where to stop. Outside seating is an option too!
We boast a local brewery with a restaurant inside so you can enjoy a meal while tasting the brews of your choice. Not a beer enthusiast? The wine selection downtown is rich with selections local to our region and beyond. Check out the restaurants for fun specials and happy hours and specialty cocktails from the full bars.
Many of the chefs use locally sourced food and what is at the market is what appears on the menu!
The North Bay Bohemian writes: The stretch of 101 for a long time held few high-quality options but that’s changing and downtown Ukiah’s Saucy is leading the pack.
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