
Featured todayAt 4th and Broadway, Chico Paper Company is a working gallery and a serious framing shop — run by people who actually know every artist on the wall.
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Steve and Jessica Dyke opened Down Range in 2013 with a cop's instinct for safety and a community-first mindset. What they built is unlike anything else in the North State.

I've made the drive to Sierra Cascade Blueberry Farm every summer for a few years now. This year Denise came with me. Certified organic, $6.50 a pound, cash only — picking starts at 7 a.m.

When I need a change of scenery, Daycamp Coffee in Meriam Park is one of my go-to spots — great coffee, good food, and an upstairs area that's perfect for getting things done.

Andrew Haskins and his NorCal Trash Pandas team handle the jobs nobody else wants — hoarder houses, hazmat cleanouts, massive commercial hauls — same-day, seven days a week across Butte County.

Two locations, a farmers market presence, 100% organic cold-pressed juices, and housemade açaí bowls — Live Life Juice Co. fits right into the feel of Chico.

127 W 3rd St is where you go when you want something that actually means something. Made in Chico carries locally made goods from vetted artists — pottery, jewelry, candles, and a food section that tells the North Valley story.

Matt and Heidi Porter host outdoor sound baths on 12 acres in Butte Valley. We went during Lions Gate, when the sun dropped behind the hill.

The founders of LIVIN.in needed a table, good food, and a moment to breathe. They found all three at Farmers Brewing Co. and left with a mission.

When Chico heats up, Sycamore Pool is the place to be. Tucked inside Bidwell Park's One Mile Recreation Area, it's free to enjoy, and welcoming to everyone in the community.

At 130 Main Street, Upper Crust earns every return visit — scratch-made pastries, a full lunch menu, and a corkboard that tells you exactly what kind of place this is.

Every Saturday at 2nd & Wall, the Chico Certified Farmers Market draws the best local growers and makers in the region. Here's why I never miss it.

On East Ave, Pour House has an outdoor bar setup that does everything right — soccer on a wall-sized screen, solid drinks, and food worth staying for.
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