Events happening along the Highway 4 corridor and within Calaveras County.
Saturday, October 23, 2011
For $99, you get Saturday mountain bike rides with shuttle assist (mountain bike rentals additional); Dinner and Lodging at Bear Valley Lodge;
Winetasting Sunday – Breakfast; Your choice of other great mountain sports in Bear Valley
Call Bear Valley Adventure Company for more information.
Bear Valley Cross Country and Adventure Company
P.O. Box 5120 • Bear Valley • CA • 95223
Phone: 209-753-2834 • Fax: 209-753-2669 • E-mail: bvxc@sbcglobal.net
Every year on the first Saturday in October you will find a crowd gathered to watch and take part in the Annual Grape Stomp. The event celebrates harvest and the rich wine industry of Calaveras County.
Come and stomp a few pounds of grapes or simply be a spectator at this fun and crazy event! Along with the event, the Gold Rush Street Faire takes place with over a hundred vendors for you to peruse.
Don Henley will play at the Ironstone Amphitheater, Saturday, October 1, 2011.
For more information, click the banner above to visit the Ironstone Amphitheatre web site.
See the Ironstone Amphitheatre web site for more information.
Annual Logging Jamboree held at White Pines Lake, near the Sierra Nevada Logging Museum. Contact 209-728-1407
September 3, 2011
The Annual Flea Market Extravaganza is filled with wall to wall bargains to benefit the Independence Hall in Arnold. This is their largest fund-raiser of the year for the Hall.
The Independence Hall is the focal point in Arnold for community meetings, voting, community events and more.
In 1967, orchestra conductor John Gosling and his wife Margaret discovered Bear Valley on a driving trip to explore the Sierra Nevada. Enchanted with the beauty and serenity of the natural surrounding and intimacy of the small alpine village, they made a decision to explore creating a music festival.
There are a number of performances happening throughout this series of events, so please check the web site for details.
Hosted by the Murphys-Angels Lions Club.June 25, 2011 9am to 3pm
– Show Cars Park on Beautiful Grass, Plenty of Public Parking, Close to Downtown Shopping
– Awards, Dash Plaques, 50/50, & Raffle Prizes
– Local DJ “Decade Music”
– Lot’s of Great Vendors
– Coffee & Donuts, BBQ Tri-Tip & Bratwurst Sand’s., Hot Dogs, Snow Cones, Beer & Soft Drinks Available
If you wish to show your car:
– PRE-REG. -$20. – $25 after June 11
– Contact Terry Costa at (209) 728-9971 or makemyday@goldrush.com
ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT LOCAL CHARITIES – SPECTATORS ARE FREE
Father’s Day Weekend
So many choices, so many choices … we know! That’s why once a year SNAC gathers dozens of kayaks and canoes in one place, to help you make your boat buying decision a little easier … not to mention, have a whole lot of fun choosing the right boat!
If you’re in the market to purchase a kayak or canoe, the festival is a great opportunity to demo every kayak and canoe we stock, talk with manufacturer representatives, win hundreds of dollars in raffle prizes, and enjoy clinics and demonstrations … all for only $25! The $25 festival ticket includes a barbeque lunch and is refundable toward your purchase of any new, regularly priced kayak or canoe in stock! (Kids under 12 are $20).
For more information about this event, click here or contact the Sierra Nevada Adventure Company (SNAC) at 209.795.9310.