OUR ANNUAL PARTY IS VIRTUAL AGAIN!

Take part online in the comfort of your home.

August 26th

7:00PM Pre-event Entertainment hosted by Jono Manson

Native American Hoop Dance presented by Lightning Boy Foundation
Performances by Lara Manzanares, Jaime Michaels, Indigie Femme, & Jono Manson

Lightning Boy

Lara Manzanares

Jaime Michaels

IndigieFemme

Jono Manson

7:30PM Event begins

A $5 Access Pass donation allows you to take part on your home screen. Dinner and Wine Access Pass Packages, including the Cowgirl, 315 Restaurant & Wine Bar, and Gruet enable you to deepen your support for our local community and watch from home in the spirit of celebration.

Note: the surging delta variant means we will NOT offer the option of gathering at the Violet Crown.

Why We Are Celebrating

More now than ever, nature must be conserved, restored, used sustainably, and celebrated. Resilience to climate change, human activity, and loss of biodiversity will help prevent an unprecedented loss of wild places, and we will showcase a new project that contributes to this resilience locally.
Feeling nurtured by our local outdoor environment is essential for our overall wellbeing.
Our protected views, open spaces, landscape corridors, abundant wildlife, and a vast trails network contributes to our local economy, our health, livelihoods, food security, and exceptional quality of life here.
Our annual CCC event traditionally provides 20% of our operating budget and supports enhanced protection of local natural habitat, development and maintenance of trails, and community programs for youth, elders, and all ages in between with a focus on enhancing outdoor equity.

The Show Goes On

Trail Happenings ∙ Kids & Conservation ∙ New Galisteo Basin Project ∙ People, Plans & Impact for the Future ∙ Exclusive Conversation with Debbie Cress, new SF National Forest Supervisor & Bill deBuys, author and conservationist ∙ Familiar Faces from Our Community