Join us June 25-28
at our Annual Meeting
in Martinez.
Click Here for more details
 
 
 

Calendar - Member Events

 

For a listing of historical and educational exhibits by CCHS members, click here

 

The listings below are of members or affiliates of the CCHS. If you are a current member and have an event to list, send it to our events editor

NOTICE: Is your society's event not here? Did you give us a phone number (with exchange, please) and/or a web site or e-mail address that the public can use? Did you list the street address where your event is held? We need full information to post your event. Questions? Contact our events writer

Direct from the Editor: The Calendar editor - with great regret - throws away several announcements of coming events each month. Either the information arrived too late, the phone number exchange is missing, the street address is not given, or the organization is NOT A MEMBER of CCHS. Please check your newsletters for completeness of information, and pay your dues!

 

Ongoing
 

Claremont Heritage Walking Tours: Claremont Heritage Walking Tours: Claremont Village, Claremont Colleges. Saturdays at 10 am. Information: Ginger Elliott at 909.621.0848 or heritage.91711@verizon.net

Berkeley Historical Society Walking Tours: 10:00-noon. Information 510.848.0181, www.cityofberkeley.info/histsoc/

The Essanay Silent Film Museum's Edison Theater, 37417 Niles Blvd, Fremont has silent movies every Saturday evening at 7:30 pm. $5 donation. 510.494.1411. http://www.nilesfilmmuseum.org/

 

Anza-Borrego Desert Nature Center: guided desert hikes and birding walks, ongoing birding classes, regular lectures on history and natural history of the desert. See http://www.abdnha.org
 

 


JUNE

 

13 – “This & That Sale” (yard sale + +) noon-4 pm at the Ridge Route Communities Museum, 3515 Park Dr, Frazier Park. 661.245.7747 Fri-Sun noon-5 pm, or after hours D. Weidman 661.248.6857.

 

13 – Evaluate Your Quilts! Renowned quilt expert Dawn Licker will evaluate your antique quilts at $25 per quilt. 11 am-2 pm at the Folsom History Museum, 823 Sutter St, Folsom. The 29th Annual Antique Quilt & Clothing Show will be on display in the museum. 916.985.2707.

 

14 – Calabasas Historical Society’s Annual BBQ at the Leonis Adobe Museum, 23537 Calabasas Rd, Calabasas. Information 818.222.6511.

 

20 – Antique Wedding Dress Fashion Show & Luncheon, 11 am at the Gordon R Howard Museum. Reservations $30. Burbank Historical Society 818.841.6333, ghowardmuseum@sbglobal.net, www.urbankhistoricalsoc.com


25-28 – CCHS 2009 Annual Meeting in Contra Costa County, hosted by the Martinez Historical Society and the National Park Service. Contact Andrea Blachman, 925-228-8160, andreablachman@pacbell.net  Watch for upcoming information on the CCHS website soon!
 

 


JULY

 

4 – 28th annual Homemade Pie & Ice Cream Social 9 am-3 pm (if the pies hold out!). On the lawn of the Del Norte Co Museum, 6th & H Sts, Crescent City, on the parade route. 707.464.3922 or dnhissoc@northeast.com

 

11-31 –Museum Leadership Institute, Getty Museum, Los Angeles. www.getty.edu/leadership

 

26 – Annual Ice Cream Social by the Eagle Rock Valley Historical Society. Beginning 2:00 pm at 2225 Colorado Blvd, Eagle Rock.

 

 


SEPT

 

25-26 – Costume in the American West: Historic to Modern Times, 1st annual regional symposium of the Western region of the Costume Society of America, to be held in Sacramento. www.costumesocietyamerica.com

 


OCT

 

15-18 – 13th National Conference on Planning History, held by the Society for American City and Regional Planning History, in Oakland. sacrph@history.rutgers.edu

 

17 - "What's in a Name? The Hidden History Behind Orange County Place Names," historical cemetery tour sponsored by the Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society. www.SantaAnaHistory.com

 

18 – 25th annual Pomona Heritage Home Tour starts from the Ebell Museum, 585 E Holt Ave, Pomona. Doors open 10 am; tour is 11 am-5 pm. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 day of tour. Information: 866.833.4086 or www.pomonaheritage.org

 

 


For a listing of historical and educational exhibits by CCHS members, click here

 

top

 

If we have made an error in a link or address, please contact  Guy Ball our webmaster.