Three things to do in Butte County this weekend

CHICO — Here are three fun ways to spend your time in Butte County this weekend.

Birding

The annual Snow Goose festival continues this weekend until Sunday, Jan. 28 at the Patrick Ranch Museum on the Midway. Join in the search for winter birds of the Pacific Flyway on four days of field trips in various locations with experienced trip leaders, plus more. Walk-in registration is open. There are over 60 guided field trips, workshops, exhibits and free activities for families.

There will be a banquet and keynote speakers with Bryce and Brita Lundberg from Lundberg Family Farms.

Threre is an “Avian Art” exhibit at the Museum of Northern California Art. If you have questions, email info@snowgoosefestival.org or call the festival office at 530-592-9092.

For a schedule of events, visit https://snowgoosefestival.org/events.

Concert

The bands Wolfthump, Modern Methods, Ayvri and Hap Hathaway will perform Friday, Jan. 26 from 6:30-11 p.m. at the Chico Women’s Club. Doors open at 6:30.

Wolfthump was formed in 2009 by lead drummer Mike Wofchuck. The group recreates the drum ensemble which combines traditional samba rhythms with hip-hop, pop and rock.

KZFR is sponsoring the event.

The Chico Women’s Club is located at 592 East Third St. in Chico.

For tickets visit http://allevents.in/chico.

Pizza

The Paradise Elks Club is hosting an Artisan Pizza night Friday, Jan. 26 from 5-8 p.m.

The choices are a vegetarian margherita, pepperoni or chicken and garlic with white sauce. A personal size pizza is $15 and one trip to the salad bar costs $7.

The Paradise Elks Lodge No. 2026 is located at 1100 Elk Lane in Paradise.