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LANCASTER – California State Park’s Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park (SHP) will showcase seven Indigenous artists during Native American Heritage Month. Visitors will have an opportunity to meet and engage with the artists and purchase their artwork.
SONOMA COUNTY — California State Parks is planning up to 47 acres of prescribed burns near Gerstle Cove at Salt Point State Park, beginning as early as Friday, Oct. 31, or when conditions permit. The park will remain open during burn days. The Southern Terminus of the Salt Point Trail Parking Lot and Overflow Parking/Camping will be temporarily closed.
SACRAMENTO – This Veterans Day, Nov. 11, California State Parks invites U.S. service members and their families to enjoy free admission to 142 state parks throughout California in gratitude for their service to our nation.
SACRAMENTO — California State Parks, the California Arts Council and Parks California today announced more than $2.6 million in community grants to organizations statewide as part of their Arts in California Parks partnership. These funds will enable local nonprofit, community and tribal organizations to bring music, dance, storytelling, visual art and cultural programs into parks, transforming them into vibrant spaces that foster creativity, honor cultural heritage and strengthen community connections.
SAN DIEGO — California State Park’s Old Town San Diego State Historic Park (SHP) invites visitors of all ages to a lively and meaningful Dia de los Muertos celebration on Nov. 1 and 2. This year’s free, family-friendly eventoffers more ways than ever to experience the rich traditions of this beloved holiday – from hands-on crafts, community altars and local artwork, to historical tours and live performances, and more. The event is being hosted with support from the Boosters of Old Town, the Old Town Chamber of Commerce and community partners.
