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Lamplight Tours are a walking play that wanders the streets of Columbia at night and ends with music, dance, and refreshments. Participants will be led by kerosene lanterns down the streets of Columbia to various vignettes visiting with local town … Read more
Lamplight Tours are a walking play that wanders the streets of Columbia at night and ends with music, dance, and refreshments. Participants will be led by kerosene lanterns down the streets of Columbia to various vignettes visiting with local town … Read more
This saunter takes you from marshland to hilltop through thousands of years of human history and millions of years of geologic time. Coyote Hills was once the site of a Tuibun Ohlone village. In more recent times, it was a ranch … Read more
What do dynamite, steel, and birds have in common? They all converge together at Point Pinole! Take a brisk mid-afternoon winter walk with Naturalists Melissa and Paula and learn some local and natural history. The program will be bilingual in … Read more
Join for old-fashioned Christmas fun - live music, warming fires, wreath making, gift vendors, historic house tour, wagon rides, crafts and games for the whole family, and more. $10 per vehicle day use fee applies. History House Tour $5 per … Read more
Are you interested in hiking and seeing beautiful views in our newest parks? You will learn the human and natural history of the area and property. This 5-hour strenuous backcountry hike explores the far reaches of some of our newest … Read more
Join for old-fashioned Christmas fun - live music, warming fires, wreath making, gift vendors, historic house tour, wagon rides, crafts and games for the whole family, and more. $10 per vehicle day use fee applies. History House Tour $5 per … Read more
Celebrate Black History Month with a stroll around Point Pinole. Learn the local history of Parchester Village while exploring Dotson Family Marsh and whom it is named after.
