Community Calendar

Ready for a Summer dance party? The disco ball coming out so put on your boogie shoes and let's groove! DJ Dylan Fraser-Gilbert from Ukiah's Total Bern Productions will be cranking out retro club classics outside in the warm evening Hopland air. Food, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages will be available. Dancers of all ages are welcome as there is plenty of room on the dancefloor! In case you can't find a sitter they can join in on the dance floor, can visit with our farm animals, play with toys and ping pong. We're gonna have a funky good time!

Hey there: Are you a wanna- be gardener, but have no yard, or place to cultivate a garden/vegi garden ,or exercise that passion? Well look no further, then to our very own Community Garden here in" Happy Willits," located next to the Recreation Grove; (adjacent to the Social Service Dept.) A Non Profit Project. With once a year fee (like renting a plot) grow whatever you want, but must commit for a year, no abandoning it. Serious gardeners welcomed. There's limited spaces-sign ups begin in March. Contact Mike Adair, Garden Manager, at 707-456-4395. Hope to see you there!!

Come join us in our little sanctuary, where we all love to play/work in the dirt/mud (and those words aren't dirty words either!)
The Non-Profit Community Garden in Willits is "NOW" accepting sign-ups to reserve garden spots. If you are interested in growing your own produce, yet have no place to do so, then get on the ball and call Michael ADair at 707-456-4395.

The Eel River Recovery Project invites the public to a native grass restoration field trip to the Cahto Creek Ranch on Sunday, July 20. Native grass experts will talk about how to identify native grass species, how to collect their seeds, and how manual labor and cultural fire can be used to restore native grasses. Those interested should convene at the Eel River Recovery Project office at 44960 North Hwy 101, Unit 6 in Laytonville next to Fosters Market and co-housed with Westwood Realty. Wear sturdy shoes and a sun hat and sun screen. Bring water, but lunch and refreshments will be provided. For more information see ERRP Facebook page or call or text Erin at 707 272-0832.

The Eel River Recovery Project invites the public to a native grass restoration field trip to the Cahto Creek Ranch on Sunday, July 20. Native grass experts will talk about how to identify native grass species, how to collect their seeds, and how manual labor and cultural fire can be used to restore native grasses. Those interested should convene at the Eel River Recovery Project office at 44960 North Hwy 101, Unit 6 in Laytonville next to Fosters Market and co-housed with Westwood Realty. Wear sturdy shoes and a sun hat and sun screen. Bring water, but lunch and refreshments will be provided. For more information see ERRP Facebook page or call or text Erin at 707 272-0832.

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When it comes to basic care and pruning of fruit trees, there are many different techniques, several of which have predictable results. Summer pruning is a great way to increase your fruit and ease winter maintenance. This class will help you to optimize the performance of your fruit trees according to your own needs and the specific environment in which the trees are growing. The spotlight will primarily be on, but not limited to, the summer pruning of fruit tree varieties appropriate to the North Coast climate, specifically apples, pears, and select stone fruits. Learn how the time of year and type of pruning cut can greatly influence the success of your fruit trees. We will cover a complete year’s cycle of tree growth – from the tree’s perspective as well as our own.

Come join us for this SENSE-ational camp where your child will have the opportunity to deepen their connection to nature through their senses each day. Through the lenses of their senses we will explore and discover more about the wild beauty found along the Mendocino Coast. Weekly sessions are: June 23rd-27th, July 7th-11th, July 21st-25th, July 28th-August 1st and August 4th-8th. Camp happens daily, Monday-Friday from 10AM-3PM. Email Sue Magoo Coulter at yearntolearnwithsue@gmail.com for more information and to register.

"The Art of Wonder" highlights work by 15 Mendocino County artists that create a sense of wonder, emanating from the subject matter, the style, or both. Ranging through various mediums and featuring a vast catalogue of creatures, "The Art of Wonder" playfully and reverently pushes the boundaries of their artwork.

Celebrate your visit to Anderson Valley with Goldeneye’s signature sparkling wine tasting. Savor the delicate bubbles and nuanced flavors of two exceptional vintages of our Methode Champenoise sparkling wines; both a testament to our winemaking artistry.

Pair your glasses of Brut Rosé with reserve caviar, accompanied by thoughtfully selected accoutrements that elevate every sip and bite. Effortlessly embodying the California lifestyle, this luxurious experience promises a memorable journey through the refined tastes and textures that define Goldeneye.