Date: Your help is needed now
Location: Modesto Memorial Hospital
"Hi, it's Leilani Hollywood here in behalf of not only my manager, but one of my closest friends in music and family Richard Varrasso. Felix, his youngest son, just started community college 3 months ago at Colombia. He just turned 19 and his transportation was a motorcycle. But luckily the $400 helmet his dad bought him saved the small hematoma from tragedy. At first he couldn't speak clearly and we were told he'd have brain damage. But since then he's recovered his ability to stand, talk and laugh, it's a miracle!
Felix is so grateful for all the LOVE....I took video messages from everyone wishing him a Happy Thanksgiving in the ICU and he was so happy he made me take a thank you video to everyone which I will post so you can see good he's doing with all your LOVE.
The family is so grateful for all your prayers and thoughts and I wanted to THANK EVERYONE for them as well. I'm so grateful to all of you as an auntie....thank you for ALL YOUR LOVE." ~Leilani
Brentwood Picnic in the Park
Date: August 2024
Neighborhood block party in the park. This annual event plays host to a band, an acting troupe, and pony rides. FREE – 350 guests approx.
Antique Faire 2024 | NMSA
Date: Sunday, August 25 2024 | 6 AM - 4 PM
The Annual Antique Faire and Flea Market is a family event.
Find all sorts of collectibles, gifts and great items for your home.
Murphys Witch Walk
Date: Saturday, October 12, 2024
Fun for the whole coven, be ready to eat, drink, shop, and enjoy Main Street Murphys, but be sure to dress to impress as your best Witch of Eastwick, Harry Potter character, Maleficent, sorcerers Saruman or Gandalf, Winifred, Sarah or Mary, the witches of MacBeth or the Good Witch of the North or the Wicked Witch of the East, or whatever other fascinating fantastical mystical character you can conjure.
Ongoing Foodie Village Event: Construction Site Food Concessions
Date: September/October 2025
Located in Downtown San Francisco the construction of the building is expected to take three years. Every day at least 500 construction workers will visit a temporary facility for sit-down meals throughout the day.
Date: Sunday, May 7, 2023
Kristopher Mandell, Executive Director of the Calaveras County Historical Society and the Director of the County Museums located in San Andreas, will talk about the art of the Gold Rush. Many people don’t realize that there is art attributed to the Gold Rush at all; however, there is a rich collection of art created by those that participated in the Gold Rush, and what they have left us provides great insight into their first-hand experience. Picture: Wood Engraving, 1860
Date: Sunday, April 2, 2023
Author and historian Eugene Hart, author of Salt & Snow, will talk with us about his new book representing an incredible piece of research into the ill-fated Donner Party who cemented their legacy in the Sierra Nevada during the winter of 1846. Lansford Hastings and his association with the Donner Party has been unfairly criticized for decades as the main cause of the Donner Party's catastrophe, however, is he really to blame? This book explores the myths surrounding the man and laying to rest his alleged personal ambitions and blame for the poor decisions made by the Donner Party headed by their de facto leader James Reed.
Date: April 6 2024
Marshall Gold Discovery State Park presents a Living History Program on the 2nd Saturday of each month. This hands-on history day features many historical interpreters who come out to demonstrate different aspects of pioneer life during the Gold Rush. Visitors can experience candle dipping, meet the Mountain Men, chat with the ladies doing their sewing or spinning, make some rope, help the carpenters saw a log, and ask the cooks “What’s fer lunch”. Each program also has a cultural or historic theme. For more information about the Living History days, please contact Marshall Gold Discovery State Park at 530-622-3470 or visit their website.
Date: Saturday, April 15, 2023
This event is run entirely inside the Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park, set in the beautiful foothills of Coloma along the south fork of the American River. This is the site at which gold was discovered in 1848, igniting the gold rush and leading to California’s quick rise to statehood.
All of the courses are a mix of very appealing singletrack dirt trails and a few paved areas. There are some moderately technical ascents and descents with a lot of switchbacks. There are also some sections of rolling hills and other places where the course is completely flat. With the addition of scenic views and a variety of wildlife, there is plenty to make this run very enjoyable and interesting.
Valley Springs
Date: June 2024
Located in the heart of California and the Historic Gold Country this shortcut to Yosemite will warm your heart and renown home to independent minded folk.
San Francisco
Date: June 2024
San Francisco is a renown Gold Rush era boom town that out grew its britches by becoming a tech hub and romantic world power.
Murphys, CA
Date: June 2023
A quaint and friendly place to enjoy local wines and small town charm. A pleasant pit-stop on the way to snow country.
Oakley, CA
Date: June 2024
Suburbia at its best..
Concord, CA
Date: June 2024
The first of many Delta area towns that boomed with people fleeing an ever challenging city scape of anarchy.
Oakland
Date: June 2024
Vibrant with a surprising mix of cultures and history, Oakland was a seaport with a city park. Its close proximty to Berkeley and WWII migrants set a fuse for change
Antique Faire 2023 | NMSA
Date: Sunday, August 25 2024 | 6 AM - 4 PM
Vibrant with a surprising mix of cultures and history, Oakland was a seaport with a city park. Its close proximty to Berkeley and WWII migrants set a fuse for change
