Pacifica Performances presents Morning and Jim Nichols, Saturday, June 1 at 7:30 p.m., Mildred Owen Hall, 1220 Linda Mar Blvd., Pacifica, in the building with the colorful mural. Join vocalist Morning and guitarist Jim Nichols on a journey of American roots and jazz that reflects the versatility, passion, and virtuosity of their five-piece group, which includes bassist Michael Manring, drummer David Rokeach, and reedman Charlie Keagle. Tickets are on sale at the door starting 30 minutes before the show, or in advance at http://www.pacificaperformances.org by Friday, 12 noon the weekend of the show. Seats for six or more can be reserved with Visa or MasterCard by calling 650.355.1882 by Friday, 12 noon. Admission: $20 General; $17 Seniors and Students under 25 with current ID; $15 Members; $12 Senior and Students Members; Youths under 18 are free. Doors open 30 minutes before the show. For more information or a schedule, call 650.355.1882 or email info@pacificaperformances.org
Pacifica Historical Society quarterly meeting is Sunday, June 2 at noon in Sharp Park Library community room. The speaker is Kathleen Courtney, associate producer of the surfing film Chasing Mavericks. She is a freelance feature film and television producer and DGA production manager. She was line producer on an episode of the new Fox TV series Cosmos. Event is free and open to the public. Refreshments are served.
If you like to walk in San Pedro Valley Park and enjoy its flora and fauna, and you want to help maintain the park, drop by the visitor center and find out about joining the volunteer team called Friends of San Pedro Valley Park. On Saturday nights and weekend mornings several times a year, experts present programs at the visitor center and guided hikes focusing on park wildlife, geology, botany, etc. Volunteers help improve the hiking trails and wildlife habitat in the park.
Bay Area nature enthusiasts can stay informed about nature events and list their own events on BAY NATURE online events calendar. That’s even easier to do now with our new online event submission form. You can also still email us your announcements (but please email events two weeks in advance). The events calendar is the most comprehensive listing of nature-related public activities in the Bay Area. What kind of events do we post? Our visitors are looking for hikes, talks, film screenings, workshops, restoration projects, special days at nature centers or science museums, and anything else local and nature-related. Events on the calendar not only show up on our events page, they also feed into our interactive map, one of the most popular features of our website. Your event may also be selected to appear in our new biweekly e-newsletter, Bay Nature Connections. Visit our website to see our events calendar or submit your event now. We look forward to getting the word out for you.
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