Community Calendar

The Preview Exhibit showcases art from each artist participating in Sierra Art Trails and is a great way to plan which artists you'd like to visit in their studios.

You can expect all of the Weird Al classics like "Eat It", "Amish Paradise", and "Smells Like Nirvana", plus rare favorites hardly ever performed live before. Puddles Pity Party will be joining the performance as the special guest.

On every second Sunday, this monthly gathering celebrates fresh local food, handcrafted goods, live music, and wellness, all with the welcoming spirit of the southern Sierra foothills.

Guests from the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission will speak to seniors ages 60 and older on how to use their smartphones, computers and tablets. These one-hour workshops will also provide an opportunity to learn how to identify spam calls, send text messages and make important calls using the cell phone.

These workshops are designed to help participants learn that falls and the fear of falling can be controllable. Participants will learn to set realistic goals for increasing activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk and promote exercise to increase strength and balance.

Looking for a way to cool off in the summer heat and soak in the scenic views? Enjoy a guided paddling adventure right on the San Joaquin River. Whether you prefer a morning paddle or an evening exploration, this is perfect for both new and experienced kayakers.

Looking for a way to cool off in the summer heat and soak in the scenic views? Enjoy a guided paddling adventure right on the San Joaquin River. Whether you prefer a morning paddle or an evening exploration, this is perfect for both new and experienced kayakers.

Guests from the Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission will speak to seniors ages 60 and older on how to use their smartphones, computers and tablets. These one-hour workshops will also provide an opportunity to learn how to identify spam calls, send text messages and make important calls using the cell phone.

These workshops are designed to help participants learn that falls and the fear of falling can be controllable. Participants will learn to set realistic goals for increasing activity, change their environment to reduce fall risk and promote exercise to increase strength and balance.

The Central Valley Teen Challenge Walk for Recovery is a community event held during National Recovery Month to celebrate lives transformed through recovery, raise awareness about the impact of addiction, and inspire hope for individuals and families seeking freedom from substance abuse. Funds raised through the Walk for Recovery directly support the life-changing ministry of Central Valley Teen Challenge.