An interactive workshop on the art of weaving, using locally sourced materials, was led by Pond Farm Pottery’s August Artist in Residence, Laurin C Guthrie.

The Redwood Forest Theater hosted a bluegrass concert, celebrating community and nature. Attendees praised the event, noting that the event brought people together and made them feel more connected to the park.

An afternoon at Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve that featured a land acknowledgement, poetry readings, stories, and music from award-winning poets and local talent.

A workshop on making your own creative short films lead by Pond Farm Pottery’s July Artist in Residence included a screening a series of short films related to Asmara’s personal experiences as an artist.

Dana Galloway, tribal member of the Greenville and Moretown Rancheria, lead visitors in a Traditional Ecological Knowledge Walk along Jamison Creek at Plumas-Eureka State Park.