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Sixth Annual Farms of Tuolumne County Farm and Ranch Tour
Come visit five of Tuolumne County's beautiful farms. Sample fine wine and locally grown food. Visit with llamas, and talk with our local "llama whisperer"; learn about grass fed beef, making wine, growing organic produce, creating “mile high” apple pie; hear about cowboy life in 2013. Train, wagon and pony rides. Visit ducklings, chicks, piglets, baby goats, cow and calf. Shop for produce, bonsai, wine, woven arts, . Kids get in free. olive oil, lavender, honey, and more!
Advance sale tickets are $8 for adults (18 years and older) and $10 day of event. Children get in free.
Download brochure with map/full tour description and purchase tickets at www.farmsoftuolumnecounty.org.
For more information call 209-928-3775 or e-mail info@farmsoftuolumnecounty.org .
Farms of Tuolumne County (FOTC) is a non-profit whose goal is to promote local sustainable agriculture. Most of the tour proceeds go toward FOTC's scholarship program.
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Reggae In The Hills, Angels Camp - 209-754-9900
The Hills, Angels Camp June 7-9. Music, Illumination & Arts Festival at the Calaveras Fairgrounds (Frogtown) More details to come! Call for more information or visit http://www.reggaeinthehills.com
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Saturday In The Mines: Celebrating Angels Camp Gold - 209-736-2963
11am - 4pm at the Angels Camp Museum. Food & beverage booths, artisans at work, demonstrations, musical entertainment and games with the historical flavor of the old mining days in the Mother Lode. Free admission. For more information, call or visit http://www.angnelscampmuseumfoundation.org
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| 09:00 AM - 04:00 PM |
Gallery Exhibit, San Andreas - 209-754-1774
"Creatures in the Garden". At Gallery Calaveras, 22 Main Street. Exhibit runs from June 8-July 30. Reception June 8, 1-3pm. Call for more information or visit http://www.calaverasarts.org
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| 10:00 AM |
Kids' Day in the Garden
Saturday June 8, 10a-Noon
FREE FAMILY FUN
Master Gardener Demonstartion Garden
891 Mountain Ranch Rd, San Andreas
Kids’ Day in the Garden will be two hours of concentrated fun and learning focusing on the health, social and financial benefits of gardening.
You and your children will have an opportunity to participate in exciting hands-on and interactive activities including face painting, secret smoothies, garden people, a scavenger hunt, book giveaway and more. In addition, food demonstration and taste testing of healthy, easy garden snacks will be provided.
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Kids' Day in the Garden
Saturday June 8, 10a-Noon
FREE FAMILY FUN
Master Gardener Demonstration Garden
891 Mountian Ranch Rd, San Andreas
Kids’ Day in the Garden will be two hours of concentrated fun and learning focusing on the health, social and financial benefits of gardening.
You and your children will have an opportunity to participate in exciting hands-on and interactive activities including face painting, secret smoothies, garden people, a scavenger hunt, book giveaway and more. In addition, food demonstration and taste testing of healthy, easy garden snacks will be provided.
For more information contact UC Cooperative Extension 754-6476
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| 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM |
Kid's Day in the Garden, San Andreas - 209-286-1394
The Demo Garden, San Andreas - 209- From 10 to 12 noon at the Demonstration Garden at the Government Center. Fun stuff for kids and families include: Garden Scavenger Hunt, Take home planning activity,Plant a veggie or flower in a newspaper pot, Explore the Worm Farm with the “worm lady”, Face painting, Music, Art in the Garden - Garden Fairies, Plus more! Call for more information.
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Weekend Steam-Powered Excursion Train Rides
All aboard as Railtown 1897 State Historic Park resumes its popular steam-powered excursion train rides through California’s scenic Gold Country! While the Park is open daily, on weekends beginning April 6, guests will enjoy a memorable six-mile, 45-minute round trip ride along the rails of the famous “Movie Railroad.” To kick off the new season, excursion train rides will be offered behind “Movie Star Locomotive” Sierra No. 3 on opening weekend. Plus, local residents from Calaveras, Mariposa and Tuolumne counties can visit the Park and ride completely free with proof of residency this first weekend only. And, Railtown 1897 visitors can also enjoy other opening weekend festivities such as live music, tours of the historic Roundhouse and demonstrations of the historic, belt-driven machine shop. Capacity is limited for steam-powered excursion train rides so guests are encouraged to arrive early. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis at the ticket window beginning at 10 a.m. on the days the trains are running. After opening weekend, Railtown 1897 SHP plans to offer steam-powered excursion train rides behind Sierra No. 3 on Saturdays and vintage diesel locomotives on Sundays through the 2013 operating season. Additionally, diesel train rides will be offered on Wednesdays throughout the summer season (July 10 through August 28). Because the schedule is subject to change with expanded service on holiday weekends, etc., visitors are encouraged to call 209-984-3953 or visit www.railtown1897.org for updated information.
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Murphys Wine Festival, Murphys - 209-728-8487
11am at the Native Sons Hall, Main Street. Lunch, Wine & Auction $20. A day of Wine Education, Live Music,, Irish Lunch and Family Fun. Traditional Blession of the Barrels. Call for tickets or visit http://www.Murphys-Wine-Festival.net.
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Food and Wine Tours, Murphys
Food and Wine Tours, Murphys - 800-407-8918
Fridays and Saturdays 11:30am. Tours are 3-1/2 hours and 1.5 miles of walking along historic Main Street. Many food stops are included. Get the inside story about the area’s rough-and-tumble past. Call or visit http://www.Local-Food-Tours.com for more information and reservations.
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| 05:00 PM - 06:15 PM |
Middle East Meddlers: An Address on the Middle East
First Baptist Church, Angels Camp
Sunday October 27 @ 5:00pm
1555 Depot Rd. 736-2464
www.fbcac.org
What is happening in the Middle East?
What does it mean for America and the rest of world?
America, Russia, Syria, Iran, Iraq and Egypt are on the front lines of the Middle East stage, but find out what countries are really pulling the strings in the region.
Learn the startling insights to what the research in this message will reveal about the meddlers in the Middle East.
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Red Dress Party, Murphys - 209-736-6792
6pm at Val du Vino Winery. Benefit for AIDS in the Mother Lode. Music, Food, No-Host Bar, Dancing, Raffle & Silent Auction. Everyone encouraged to wear a red dress. Call or visit http://www.sierrahope.org for tickets and information. Must be 21 or older.
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Brice Station Release Party, Murphys - 209-768-7262
6pm at Brice Station Vineyards. Live music with The Tour Guides. $10. Bring a chair. No ourside alcoholic beverages. Food, wine, water and soft drinks available for purchase. Call or visit http://www.bricestation.com for more information.
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| 07:30 PM |
Skin, Scat and Skulls, New Melones Recreation Area - 209-536-9543
At the Amphitheater at the Glory Hole Recreation Area. Feel a bear's fur, examine real skulls and identify tracks and scat. Arts and crafts begin at 7pm, presentation at 7:30pm. Free. For all ages.
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| 07:30 PM |
Twisted Folk Concert, Vallecito - 209-736-9080
7:30pm - David Lindley and Joe Craven. Twisted Folk concerts feature a variety of acoustic, bluegrass, folk, classical, and world music-along with tasty food and yummy Twisted Oak wines! For tickets or more information, visit http://www.twistedoak.com/concerts
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