The Quincy Hub

08/04/2025

The Quincy hub is for new friendships resting from the PCT 💪

07/25/2025

Fresh out of the oven and freshly restocked! Local maker Carol Smith hand delivers fresh treats weekly. Come on by The Hub and try one for yourself, you won't regret it!

05/22/2025

🎶Don’t miss out on this locals-only deal!🎶

📍 493 Main Street, Quincy
🕙 Open daily: 10am–5pm (thru May 22) | 10am–6pm (starting May 23)
Don’t miss out on this locals-only deal!

05/09/2025

Do you need a weekend getaway?

🗓️ Day 1 – Explore Downtown Quincy
🏡 Stay: Quincy Feather Bed Inn
🥞 Breakfast: Morning Thunder Café
🛍️ Shop: Plumas Arts Gallery, Quincy Provisions, The Quincy Hub
🍽️ Dinner: Sage and Salt
🎭 Evening: Stroll downtown or catch a show at Town Hall Theatre

🗓️ Day 2 – Lakes & Trails Adventure
🥾 Hike: Cascade Trail
🥪 Picnic: Snake Lake (grab food from Quincy Co-op!)
🌲 Explore: Plumas-Eureka State Park
🍝 Dinner: Sierra Bella Lanes

🗓️ Day 3 – Nature & Local Finds
☕ Breakfast: Coffeehouse
🌿 Hike: Butterfly Valley Botanical Area
🛍️ Shop: Plumas County Museum + Plumas County Visitor Center
🍔 Lunch: Polka Dot Drive-In

Stop by the Plumas County Visitor Center at The Quincy Hub for maps, local tips, and insider recommendations to make the most of your stay.

Check of the Plumas County Tourism website for more ideas:
https://plumascounty.org/

05/08/2025

Throwback Thursday,

Quincy, California, wasn’t always called that! Back in the 1850s, during the height of the Gold Rush, the area was known as American Ranch, a stopover spot for miners and travelers headed into the Sierra Nevada. When the town needed an official name, one of the early settlers, James H. Bradley, suggested “Quincy” after his hometown of Quincy, Illinois.

James Bradley was a prominent figure in the area and played a key role in establishing the town. He even donated land for what would become the Plumas County Courthouse, helping Quincy become the county seat in 1854.

05/06/2025

Meet the product maker,

Russ Peter is a skilled woodworker known for transforming salvaged wood from the Dixie Fire into meaningful, handcrafted pieces. Born and raised in Greenville, Russ spent much of his life working in construction, building homes and relationships throughout his tight-knit mountain community. After the devastation of the Dixie Fire, Russ found purpose in reclaiming what was left—using his hands to preserve the history and spirit of the place he loves. A dedicated family man, Russ shares his life with his wife, Debbie. When he's not in the shop, you’ll likely find him working on one of his classic cars—he takes great pride in restoring old vehicles and bringing them back to life.

05/05/2025

New week, new adventures! Whether you're exploring the scenic beauty of Plumas County or enjoying the small-town shopping experience, let today be a reminder that small moments lead to big memories. 🌿🛍️

Stop by The Quincy Hub to plan your next adventure or find something uniquely local that inspires you to carry the spirit of our community wherever you go.

Let’s make this week unforgettable, right here where nature, creativity, and community.

Photo sourced from Plumas County Tourism
https://plumascounty.org/plan-your-visit/

05/04/2025

We’re rolling out the red carpet for the Grand Opening of MusicLand and you’re invited! Come celebrate this exciting new creative space in the heart of downtown Quincy.

04/30/2025

Come check us out!

🎨🍷 Have you been downtown for a First Friday yet?

Come downtown this Friday, May 2nd, for the monthly Artwalk with featured Artists at Plumas Arts, , and The Quincy Hub! Complimentary and will be available at each participating location. Don't miss this fun event!

04/19/2025

Happy Easter, have a great day!

04/07/2025

Looking for the perfect memento from your visit? Or are you looking for a way to represent the place you call home? Our t-shirts are waiting for you at the Plumas County Visitor Center!