Community Event: Art and Culture

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Tickets only $15, on sale at Turning Pointe School of Dance, 101 8th Street, Ramona, or online at https://ticketbud.com/events/a0c3a6e8-55ef-11e8-94c7-ff4c3b9f6c4f

Join us for the magical adventure on June 23, 2018 at 11am or 6pm.

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Fireworks Show to ‘Light Up the Sky’

On a clear night, the stars and the moon quietly shine over the peaceful Ramona valley. But once a year, starbursts of another kind illuminate the sky, announcing Independence Day with a bang during a fireworks display presented by Ramona Rotary Club.

The program runs from 5 to 9:30 p.m. at Olive Peirce Middle School, with the fireworks grand finale at 9 p.m. Face painting and a kids’ zone will keep the youngsters busy through the afternoon and evening, and food, treat and merchandise vendors will be on hand.

“We’ll also have a DJ and music,” added Rotary President Kim Lasley.

The tradition of exploding fireworks on the Fourth of July goes back to the first anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and has come to symbolize the many freedoms that Americans hold dear. The event brings families, friends and neighbors together for a common purpose. In that spirit of community, the Ramona Fourth of July fireworks show is a grassroots effort, made possible by donations of money and time by local individuals, businesses and groups.

Lasley invites the community to come together as they, “Light up the sky on the Fourth of July!”

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Ranger Doug’s Shootists’ Emporium is inviting you out to Mountain Valley Ranch to celebrate the 7th annual National Day of the American Cowboy.

This free event will include cowboy music and poetry, lessons in cowboy gear, reenactments, door prizes, vendors and chuckwagon fare.

Mountain Valley Ranch, 842 state Route 78, on Saturday July 28th, 2018, from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.

“The whole reason for doing this is because I’m a cowboy, and I want to do what I can to promote the cowboy heritage and cowboy culture, which was instrumental in developing the United States,” said Oliver, a retired police officer and owner of Ranger Doug’s Shootists’ Emporium in Ramona. “It’s also to promote Ramona and bring people to Ramona to see what a wonderful community we have.”

Admission is free. A range of vendors will participate, food and beverages will be available, and a drawing for a 45 caliber single action cowboy gun from EMF (Early Modern Firearms) Company will be held. Tickets for the drawing are $10 each and are available at Oliver’s store from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Only 200 tickets for the gun, valued at $500, will be sold.

Oliver plans to donate proceeds from the event to Ramona Town Hall.

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).