All lost and found items in Redding
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lost Chokers near Sundial Bridge, Redding
Hi, I’m Grace Parker. I lost my Chokers yesterday around 6:15 PM after leaving the farmers market near the Sundial Bridge along the Sacramento River in downtown Redding. They’re small silver-tone chokers with tiny heart charms, and one has a pink bead that I always associate with my mom. I paced the riverfront and the nearby shops, hoping someone might have picked them up, but no luck. If you found them, please leave a note on this listing so I can get back to that spot and thank you in person.
Lost: Keyboards near Sundial Bridge, Redding.
Hi, I'm Mia Thompson. I was packing up after a short rehearsal near the Sundial Bridge around 6:20 p.m. last Friday when my keyboards vanished from the bench where I'd left them. They're not just gear--they're part of how I make music for local gigs, and I'm anxious about scrambling for replacements. If you saw a black gig bag with two keyboards by the bridge or in the adjacent riverfront parking area, please let me know through the site. Thank you for keeping an eye out.
found devices near Sundial Bridge, Redding
I was walking the Riverfront Trail on a warm afternoon when I spotted a crumpled bundle near the bench by the Sundial Bridge. It looked like someone had dropped two devices: a black tablet with a cracked screen and a silver smartphone with a shattered case. I picked them up and kept them safe on my park bench until I could post them here. If these are yours, I hope you’ll connect through the site so you can get them back.
Lost postcards near Sundial Bridge, Redding
On a sunny Saturday morning at 9:30 a.m., I realized my postcard bundle was missing after walking toward the Sundial Bridge along Market Street in Redding. The postcards are a handful from family trips along the California coast, with faded edges and handwritten notes still legible. These little cards mean the world to me; they’re tied to a grandmother I still miss and the road trips we took through the north state. If you picked them up near the Sundial Bridge or the plaza by the Sacramento River, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
Lost Wall Art near Sundial Bridge
I lost my wall art last Tuesday at around 7:15 PM near Redding's Sundial Bridge. I had it leaning against a railing while I took a quick photo, and when I turned back it was gone. The canvas shows a mountain sunset with blues and golds, a piece that always calms me after a chaotic day. I spent the next hour wandering the Riverwalk, peeking into shop windows and calling out to anyone who might have seen it. It meant a lot to me, and losing it felt like a small part of my home slipping away in the glow of the river lights.
Found: Sculptures near Turtle Bay Exploration Park
I found a couple of sculptures behind a studio space near Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding this morning around 9:15 a.m. I was walking back from a coffee run on Market Street when I noticed two metallic sculptures leaning against a loading door behind a storefront. They look like abstract pieces, about two feet tall, with a weathered patina that hints at years outdoors. I didn't want them left out in the rain, so I kept watch and tried to figure out where they belonged. If the owner or artist sees this, I hope they are reunited soon.
Lost Breeds folder near Sundial Bridge
I was walking through downtown Redding on Saturday around 4:30 p.m., near the Sundial Bridge at Riverfront Park, when a gusty breeze yanked my bag from under my arm and my Breeds folder slipped out, and I knew it was LOST. I kept circling the grassy knoll and the small kiosk by the bike path because the folder had my dogs' registration papers and a few photos tucked inside. I retraced along the Sacramento River Trail, from the cafe by the trailhead to the overlook, but I couldn’t find it. These papers are everything to me; please keep an eye out for a gray tote with a folder labeled Breeds.
Lost dresses near Sundial Bridge
I was at the Sundial Bridge area by Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding around 7:15 PM on Saturday when I realized my dresses were gone. They were a navy blue sheath dress and a light pink floral dress, both medium size, tucked in a tote I left in my car. The thought of losing them hits me hard—the blue one is a vintage piece my grandmother wore to the county fair, and the pink one was my go-to for work events. If you’ve seen them, I’d be grateful to hear through the site.
Lost GPS devices in Redding, near Sundial Bridge
LOST: Today around 4:30 p.m., I realized my GPS devices were missing from my backpack while walking the Sacramento River Trail toward the Sundial Bridge in Redding, California. The devices include two GPS units and a charging cable; they're essential for my fieldwork, helping me map river habitats. I'd stopped at the overlook beneath the bridge to jot notes and must have left them on the bench by the trail map. I'm anxious and miss them; without them I'm floundering on my rounds and running late to appointments. If you spotted them around the Sundial Bridge or along the river trail, please let the site know.
Lost trading cards near Sundial Bridge, Redding, CA
I was at 3:55 PM on Saturday, near the Sundial Bridge overlooking the Sacramento River, sorting a binder of trading cards at a park bench by Turtle Bay Exploration Park. A gust dragged the pages and my cards spilled, and by the time I stood up they were gone. The collection includes a few holo cards and an older set from my grandfather; it’s priceless to me. I'm really hoping someone found them and will return them through the site so I can keep making new memories with them.
Lost: CDs in Redding, California, United States
Last Saturday around 3:15 p.m., I was at Coffee Corner on Market Street in downtown Redding and somehow left a stack of CDs in the tote by the window. The white cases have a red heart sticker and cover a mix of classic rock and indie tunes I’ve carried for years. I realized they were missing after I walked toward the Sundial Bridge for a quick photo, and the moment felt oddly wrong. If anyone found them, please know they mattered to me and I’d be grateful to have them back.
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Lost wedding ring with rainbow sapphires and diamonds
Wedding ring with rainbow sapphires and diamonds lost in Redding nearby Niu Hawaiian BBQ.
Small black tote bag with pink lining
I found a small black tote bag this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Sundial Bridge along the riverfront trail in Downtown Redding. The bag is about the size of a tablet, made of slick nylon with a bright pink satin lining that peeks out when you unzip the top. There's a tiny silver compass charm on the zipper pull and an embroidered fox on the outside pocket. I tucked it into my backpack for safekeeping and figured someone might be frantically looking for it; it looks well-loved but not torn up. If this is yours, we can meet at the Riverfront Plaza by the amphitheater to pick it up.
Red Columbia rain jacket lost near Sundial Bridge, Redding
I lost my red Columbia rain jacket yesterday around 3pm near the Sundial Bridge on Market Street, by Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding. It's a size large, waterproof, with a bright red shell, a navy zipper, and a small reflective stripe on the chest. There's a tiny tear at the left cuff and a faint coffee stain inside the front pocket from this morning's spill. It was a gift from my sister and has sentimental value, so I really need it back—if someone found it, shoot me an email at [email protected].
Red Meinl cajón drum with blue sticker
I lost my red Meinl cajón drum yesterday around 3pm near the Sundial Bridge at Turtle Bay Exploration Park in Redding. It's a compact 11-inch tall cajón with a natural wood front and a red stained body, and there's a small dent on the lower left edge plus a blue dolphin sticker on the back panel. It was tucked in a soft black gig bag with a slightly worn zipper. This instrument has sentimental value—it's a gift from my late grandfather—and I’d really appreciate getting it back. If you found it anywhere along the Riverwalk by Market Street or near the bridge area, please reach out and let me know.