Event Description: Bhakti Fest is the premier yoga, sacred music, and personal growth festival in the United States. Since 2009, for six days each September, we have featured the best Yoga Teachers, Kirtan Musicians, and Workshop Leaders in the world.
We are part of the Center for Spiritual Studies, a 501c3 nonprofit that supports charities across the globe, mainly in India. Proceeds generated each year, after we cover our costs, go to our chosen causes. We accept donations to help us provide extraordinary festivals and give support to those less fortunate than us. We hope to see you in the Bhav!
Bhakti Fest celebrates the devotional paths of yoga, Kirtan (sacred music), and meditation. Our festival is a drug and alcohol free vehicle for evolution of human consciousness through a heart-centered revolution. Bring your yoga mats this September to the idyllic Joshua Tree Retreat Center, located in the beautiful region east of Los Angeles. Practice with the best yoga teachers in the world, dance to sacred music by world-renown Kirtan artists, and take workshops with leaders in the field of personal growth.
Camp out beneath the stars or stay at one of our many accommodations on and offsite; enjoy the swimming pool and free filtered drinking water; stop in at The Bhakti Family Village and expose your children to other enlightened youth and families; enjoy the best vegetarian food at any festival.
We offer Student, Senior, Military and Local Resident discounts. We are building community—please join us!
Twentynine Palms High School Class of ’67 is inviting ALL Wildcats to join in their 50th class reunion. It happens Friday and Saturday, September 22 and 23, at Desert Princess Resort in Cathedral City. Tickets are $70 each and the deadline for reservations is September 7.
007 and The Souls will be performing your classic rock favorites on Saturday night, and dinner will be served.
The Yucca Valley Community Center is Offering a Self-improvement for Everybody class September 8 and 15 from 12:45-2:45. The Center is located at 57090 Twentynine Palms Highway, Yucca Valley, CA 92284. Call (760) 369-7211 to register.
Tiny Habits is a breakthrough method to create habits in your life. This method is a breakthrough because now you can succeed without relying on willpower or motivation. Over 65,000 people have reported that Tiny Habits worked for them. They say the method is surprisingly simple and fun.
The class consists of two two-hour sessions plus one-on-one guidance from Certified Coach Bob Rowell. Harness the power of neurochemistry. Discover the hidden behavioral secrets used by industry giants Facebook and Nike.
For more information, contact Bob Rowell at (760) 902-9492 rowell_robert@yahoo.com
A $20. class covers both sessions and the one-on-one guidance.
Wonder Valley Community Meeting Event Date: September 9, 2017 Event Time: 11 a.m.
Event Description: Wonder Valley March Meeting | September 9, 2017
Everyone is invited and welcome to attend our monthly community meeting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on September 9, 2017 at the Wonder Valley Community Center, 80526-1/2 Amboy Road, Wonder Valley, CA 92277.
The agenda will be posted on the door of the Wonder Valley Community Center and at: WonderValley.org
Event Description: Featured local artist Sharon Davis. Show title “Differences Can Live In Harmony”.
Explore the many styles of Miss Davis’s art, oil painting, acrylic, collage, assemblage, drawings, some abstract, some whimsical but realistic. Art mimics life, one creator difference pieces but all live in harmony. Come listen to the music, enjoy the food, make new friends.
2nd Annual Lobsterfest! Amazing fun night under the stars with amazing food incuding Lobster and Steak, full potato bar, desserts and sides. Also a no host bar, a silent and auction bar! Live music! More information to come! Yucca Valley Rotay
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, September 9. This free public event begins at 7:45 pm and ends around 10:30 pm. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
Take a grand tour of the cosmos beginning with the ringed planet Saturn and its many moons, followed by a selection of the finest deep sky highlights of the summer. These include the Lagoon and Swan Nebulae, the Wild Duck Cluster, and ruby red carbon star V Aquilae.
This time of year marks the return of the Great Andromeda Galaxy rising in the northeast sky late in the evening. Prominent constellations are Delphinus (the Dolphin), Cassiopeia (the Seated Queen), Aquila (the Eagle), Sagittarius (the Archer), Lyra (the Harp), and Cygnus (the Swan).
Volunteers will set up a variety of kinds and sizes of telescopes on the winding sidewalks, and guests are welcome to use them or may bring their own binoculars and scopes as well. The presentation is very casual, so come at any time and leave when you wish. Bring a red flashlight to preserve night vision.
The campus is always open, so arrive around sunset to allow time to visit other educational attractions before the cosmic tour begins at dark. Dress for unpredictable desert weather and bring snacks, water bottles, and chairs.
Adults must accompany and take responsibility for the safety and behavior of children under 16. No pets, no smoking or alcohol allowed on the STL campus, and visitors must carry out all trash.
The seasonal sky is very unpredictable and a viewing event may have to be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled due to cloudiness, rain, or excessive wind. Check Sky’s The Limit Facebook Page or follow @STL29Palms to learn the latest status of an event, or call Steve at (760) 401-3004.
For more information and to see photos taken through STL’s 14” Celestron Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope, visit the STL web site at www.skysthelimit29.org. STL is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Donations to support Sky’s The Limit’s educational programs are gratefully accepted.
Wonder Valley Community Meeting Event Date: September 9, 2017 Event Time: 11 a.m.
Event Description: Wonder Valley March Meeting | September 9, 2017
Everyone is invited and welcome to attend our monthly community meeting from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on September 9, 2017 at the Wonder Valley Community Center, 80526-1/2 Amboy Road, Wonder Valley, CA 92277.
The agenda will be posted on the door of the Wonder Valley Community Center and at: WonderValley.org
Event Description: Featured local artist Sharon Davis. Show title “Differences Can Live In Harmony”.
Explore the many styles of Miss Davis’s art, oil painting, acrylic, collage, assemblage, drawings, some abstract, some whimsical but realistic. Art mimics life, one creator difference pieces but all live in harmony. Come listen to the music, enjoy the food, make new friends.
2nd Annual Lobsterfest! Amazing fun night under the stars with amazing food incuding Lobster and Steak, full potato bar, desserts and sides. Also a no host bar, a silent and auction bar! Live music! More information to come! Yucca Valley Rotay
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, September 9. This free public event begins at 7:45 pm and ends around 10:30 pm. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
Take a grand tour of the cosmos beginning with the ringed planet Saturn and its many moons, followed by a selection of the finest deep sky highlights of the summer. These include the Lagoon and Swan Nebulae, the Wild Duck Cluster, and ruby red carbon star V Aquilae.
This time of year marks the return of the Great Andromeda Galaxy rising in the northeast sky late in the evening. Prominent constellations are Delphinus (the Dolphin), Cassiopeia (the Seated Queen), Aquila (the Eagle), Sagittarius (the Archer), Lyra (the Harp), and Cygnus (the Swan).
Volunteers will set up a variety of kinds and sizes of telescopes on the winding sidewalks, and guests are welcome to use them or may bring their own binoculars and scopes as well. The presentation is very casual, so come at any time and leave when you wish. Bring a red flashlight to preserve night vision.
The campus is always open, so arrive around sunset to allow time to visit other educational attractions before the cosmic tour begins at dark. Dress for unpredictable desert weather and bring snacks, water bottles, and chairs.
Adults must accompany and take responsibility for the safety and behavior of children under 16. No pets, no smoking or alcohol allowed on the STL campus, and visitors must carry out all trash.
The seasonal sky is very unpredictable and a viewing event may have to be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled due to cloudiness, rain, or excessive wind. Check Sky’s The Limit Facebook Page or follow @STL29Palms to learn the latest status of an event, or call Steve at (760) 401-3004.
For more information and to see photos taken through STL’s 14” Celestron Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope, visit the STL web site at www.skysthelimit29.org. STL is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Donations to support Sky’s The Limit’s educational programs are gratefully accepted.
Bill and Bob will entertain patrons of the 29 Palms Inn on Tuesday, September 12, 6:00-9:00. The 29 Palms Inn is located at 73950 Inn Ave, Twentynine Palms, CA 92277.
The historic Inn is renowned for their friendly staff, locally-grown ingredients, and captivating beverage selection.
Bill Winter and Robert Rowell—Bill and Bob—perform re-arranged and original blues-infused Americana. They have been performing together for about two years at art receptions, The Joshua Tree Saloon, and at private events. Bill plays guitar, composes, and sings. Bob plays the harmonica and the trombone.
Contact Bill and Bob at: 760-902-9492 rowell_robert@yahoo.com
Follow Bill and Bob at: https://www.facebook.com/BillAndBobMusic/
LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN CENTER ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE Event Date: September 14-16 Event Time: Thursday & Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm; Saturday 8:00 am to 12:00 noon
Event Description: THE WOMEN OF LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN CENTER ARE HOSTING THEIR ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE SEPTEMBER 14TH-16TH AT THE CHURCH LOCATED AT 5475 SUNBURST ST., JOSHUA TREE, CA. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14TH AND 15TH, THE SALE WILL RUN FROM 8:00 AM TO 4:00 PM. ON SATURDAY THE SALE WILL BE FROM 8:00 AM TO 12:00 NOON. THERE WILL BE A LOT OF NICK NACKS, FURNITURE, BOOKS, COOKWARE, CHINA, AND MANY OTHER ITEMS THAT YOU WILL WANT TO COME AND CHECK OUT. ALL OF THE MONEY RAISED BY THE RUMMAGE SALE GOES TO SUPPORT THE MISSIONS PROJECTS THAT THE WOMEN OF LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN CENTER SPONSOR. THE PROJECTS INCLUDE THE HI-DESERT PREGNANCY CLINIC, TEEN CHALLENGE, CITY OF REFUGE ORPHANAGE IN HONDURAS, COMPACT FAMILY MINISTRIES OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, AND CHILD HOPE WHICH SPONSORS CHILDREN IN LATIN AMERICA AND MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR THEM TO GO TO SCHOOL, HAVE CLOTHING AND FOOD.
Organizer Name: Women of Lighthouse Christian Center Organizer Phone Number: 760-366-2466 Organizer Email: Jtlighthouse@hotmail.com
Venue Name: Lighthouse Christian Center Venue Address: 5475 Sunburst St., Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Morongo Valley Art Colony Arts and Crafts Fair Event Date: Saturday Sept 16 Event Time: 10am-3pm
Event Description: Food, and arts and crafts fair supporting an adoption event for the Joshua Tree no kill shelter. Please bring blankets, dog food, cat food, kitty litter, old towels, bleach, pet toys for the donation boxes. Food vendors including fry bread, shaved ice and corn on the cob. Different art and craft vendors as well as an art show awards presented at 1pm
Organizer Name: Art Colony of Morongo Valley Organizer Phone Number: 703-508-7007 Organizer Email: Earthhousestudios@gmail.com
Venue Name: Covington Park Venue Address: Vale Dr Morongo Valley, Ca
Event Description: Reach Out Morongo Basin will benefit from proceeds of a Gospel music festival in September. The festival will begin at 4:00p on Saturday, September 16th at Palms Baptist Church (5285 Adobe Road).
Festivalgoers will hear from a variety of gospel choirs and local talent. We invite people of all ages to come and listen to some great music performed by some of the community’s best! A collection will be taken up for those who wish to make a donation to Reach Out Morongo Basin.
Reach Out Morongo Basin is the Basin’s “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” organization working to help seniors and disabled residents maintain their healthy, independent lives. Services run the gamut from friendly visits and helping with household chores to transportation to medical appointments.
For more information or to get your church choir signed up to compete, contact Reach Out Morongo Basin at (760) 361-1410 or email director@reachout29.org.
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, September 16. This free public event begins at 7:30 pm and ends around 11:00 pm. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
Celestial showpieces of all types are visible on this night; the Dumbbell and Ring Nebulae, Double Cluster, and Andromeda Galaxy are among the highlights. The vibrantly-colored orange and blue double star Almach is nearby in Andromeda.
The Milky Way and summer triangle can still be seen directly overhead from west to east. View Saturn and its rings early in the evening Prominent constellations are Pegasus (the Winged Horse), Cassiopeia (the Seated Queen), Aquila (the Eagle), Sagittarius (the Archer), Lyra (the Harp), and Cygnus (the Swan).
Volunteers will set up a variety of kinds and sizes of telescopes on the winding sidewalks, and guests are welcome to use them or may bring their own binoculars and scopes as well. The presentation is very casual, so come at any time and leave when you wish. Bring a red flashlight to preserve night vision.
The campus is always open, so arrive around sunset to allow time to visit other educational attractions before the cosmic tour begins at dark. Dress for unpredictable desert weather and bring snacks, water bottles, and chairs.
Adults must accompany and take responsibility for the safety and behavior of children under 16. No pets, no smoking or alcohol allowed on the STL campus, and visitors must carry out all trash.
The seasonal sky is very unpredictable and a viewing event may have to be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled due to cloudiness, rain, or excessive wind. Check Sky’s The Limit Facebook Page or follow @STL29Palms to learn the latest status of an event, or call Steve at (760) 401-3004.
For more information and to see photos taken through STL’s 14” Celestron Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope, visit the STL web site at www.skysthelimit29.org. STL is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Donations to support Sky’s The Limit’s educational programs are gratefully accepted.
Morongo Valley Art Colony Arts and Crafts Fair Event Date: Saturday Sept 16 Event Time: 10am-3pm
Event Description: Food, and arts and crafts fair supporting an adoption event for the Joshua Tree no kill shelter. Please bring blankets, dog food, cat food, kitty litter, old towels, bleach, pet toys for the donation boxes. Food vendors including fry bread, shaved ice and corn on the cob. Different art and craft vendors as well as an art show awards presented at 1pm
Organizer Name: Art Colony of Morongo Valley Organizer Phone Number: 703-508-7007 Organizer Email: Earthhousestudios@gmail.com
Venue Name: Covington Park Venue Address: Vale Dr Morongo Valley, Ca
Event Description: Reach Out Morongo Basin will benefit from proceeds of a Gospel music festival in September. The festival will begin at 4:00p on Saturday, September 16th at Palms Baptist Church (5285 Adobe Road).
Festivalgoers will hear from a variety of gospel choirs and local talent. We invite people of all ages to come and listen to some great music performed by some of the community’s best! A collection will be taken up for those who wish to make a donation to Reach Out Morongo Basin.
Reach Out Morongo Basin is the Basin’s “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” organization working to help seniors and disabled residents maintain their healthy, independent lives. Services run the gamut from friendly visits and helping with household chores to transportation to medical appointments.
For more information or to get your church choir signed up to compete, contact Reach Out Morongo Basin at (760) 361-1410 or email director@reachout29.org.
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, September 16. This free public event begins at 7:30 pm and ends around 11:00 pm. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
Celestial showpieces of all types are visible on this night; the Dumbbell and Ring Nebulae, Double Cluster, and Andromeda Galaxy are among the highlights. The vibrantly-colored orange and blue double star Almach is nearby in Andromeda.
The Milky Way and summer triangle can still be seen directly overhead from west to east. View Saturn and its rings early in the evening Prominent constellations are Pegasus (the Winged Horse), Cassiopeia (the Seated Queen), Aquila (the Eagle), Sagittarius (the Archer), Lyra (the Harp), and Cygnus (the Swan).
Volunteers will set up a variety of kinds and sizes of telescopes on the winding sidewalks, and guests are welcome to use them or may bring their own binoculars and scopes as well. The presentation is very casual, so come at any time and leave when you wish. Bring a red flashlight to preserve night vision.
The campus is always open, so arrive around sunset to allow time to visit other educational attractions before the cosmic tour begins at dark. Dress for unpredictable desert weather and bring snacks, water bottles, and chairs.
Adults must accompany and take responsibility for the safety and behavior of children under 16. No pets, no smoking or alcohol allowed on the STL campus, and visitors must carry out all trash.
The seasonal sky is very unpredictable and a viewing event may have to be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled due to cloudiness, rain, or excessive wind. Check Sky’s The Limit Facebook Page or follow @STL29Palms to learn the latest status of an event, or call Steve at (760) 401-3004.
For more information and to see photos taken through STL’s 14” Celestron Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope, visit the STL web site at www.skysthelimit29.org. STL is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Donations to support Sky’s The Limit’s educational programs are gratefully accepted.
Are you a prospective parent? Join Hi-Desert Medical Center’s clinical leadership and staff for an informative tour of our Special Additions birthing suite. We also invite you to pre-register your medical information prior to the tour to streamline the admitting process. We know that this time is very exciting but also comes with many questions and concerns. Let us put your mind at ease by providing the information you need and answering your questions! We want to partner with you to bring your new bundle of joy into the world! This event is FREE and open to the public. Registration is required. Please call 760.366.6182 to register or to find out more about this opportunity!
Twentynine Palms High School Class of ’67 is inviting ALL Wildcats to join in their 50th class reunion. It happens Friday and Saturday, September 22 and 23, at Desert Princess Resort in Cathedral City. Tickets are $70 each and the deadline for reservations is September 7.
007 and The Souls will be performing your classic rock favorites on Saturday night, and dinner will be served.
Mesa Fest: Beer and Music Festival Event Date: 9/23/17 Event Time: 10 am – 10 pm
Event Description: Fundraising event for the Yucca Mesa Community Center with over 30 taps of locally brewed craft beer, six live bands, a chili cook off, craft and retail vendors, food and snack vendors, kids’ activities, and a public safety display.
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, September 23. This free public event begins at 7:30 pm and ends around 11:00 pm. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
Take a telescopic tour of the cosmos beginning with striking clusters and nebulae in the summer Milky Way. Catch a view of four planets: Saturn, Mars, Neptune, and Uranus.
Observe one of the largest red supergiant stars in our galaxy, the deep-orange colored Garnet Star. Later on, the Great Andromeda Galaxy and Double Cluster will both be visible to the naked eye.
Prominent constellations are Pegasus (the Winged Horse), Cassiopeia (the Seated Queen), Aquila (the Eagle), Sagittarius(the Archer), Lyra (the Harp), and Cygnus (the Swan).
Volunteers will set up a variety of kinds and sizes of telescopes on the winding sidewalks, and guests are welcome to use them or may bring their own binoculars and scopes as well. The presentation is very casual, so come at any time and leave when you wish. Bring a red flashlight to preserve night vision.
The campus is always open, so arrive around sunset to allow time to visit other educational attractions before the cosmic tour begins at dark. Dress for unpredictable desert weather and bring snacks, water bottles, and chairs.
Adults must accompany and take responsibility for the safety and behavior of children under 16. No pets, no smoking or alcohol allowed on the STL campus, and visitors must carry out all trash.
The seasonal sky is very unpredictable and a viewing event may have to be delayed, rescheduled, or cancelled due to cloudiness, rain, or excessive wind. Check Sky’s The Limit Facebook Page or follow @STL29Palms to learn the latest status of an event, or call Steve at (760) 401-3004.
For more information and to see photos taken through STL’s 14” Celestron Schmidt–Cassegrain telescope, visit the STL web site at www.skysthelimit29.org. STL is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization. Donations to support Sky’s The Limit’s educational programs are gratefully accepted.
Event Name: National Public Lands Day, Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Event Date: September 30, 2017 Event Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Event Description: On September 30, 2017, over 200,000 volunteers nationwide will celebrate the 24th National Public Lands Day. You can help the public lands that you love by joining the Friends of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, the Bureau of Land Management, and local citizens for a day of fence building, trail maintenance, and removing invasive plant species at the Preserve. Participants will receive commemorative t-shirts, lunch, water, soft drinks, and the satisfaction of helping restore these special public lands. Tools and work gloves will be provided. Please wear work pants and suitable shoes (no sandals). Following the work project, enjoy a guided walk in the Preserve with local naturalist Robin Kobaly. The event will take place at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve parking lot on September 30, 8:00 AM to noon, followed by the nature walk, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The Preserve is located in Morongo Valley at 11055 East Drive, next to Covington Park. To participate and reserve lunch, please call (760) 363-1159 by September 27. Big Morongo Canyon Preserve is part of Sand to Snow National Monument, one of our local treasures. Come out and enjoy the Preserve!
Organizer Name: Leslie Burkhardt, Friends of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Organizer Phone Number: 760 363-1159 Organizer Email: leslieburkhardt@gmail.com
Venue Name: Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Venue Address: 11055 East Drive, Morongo Valley, CA 92256
Celebration of the Desert Tortoise Event Date: September 30, 2017 Event Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Event Description: The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens and the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians are partnering to create awareness of the vulnerable desert tortoise by hosting a family-friendly celebration. The day’s events, open to all ages, include encounters with a live desert tortoise, interactive learning experiences, educational chats, crafts, games, face painting, photo booth, and music. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet and take a photo with The Living Desert’s Mojave Maxine mascot. In addition, there will be giveaways and a free barbeque boxed lunch by Dickey’s Barbeque Pit, while supplies last.
Organizer Name: The Living Desert & Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians Organizer Phone Number: 760-346-5694 Organizer Email: kkneiding@cordmedia.com
Venue Name: Tortoise Rock Casino Venue Address: 73829 Baseline Rd
Event Name: National Public Lands Day, Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Event Date: September 30, 2017 Event Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Event Description: On September 30, 2017, over 200,000 volunteers nationwide will celebrate the 24th National Public Lands Day. You can help the public lands that you love by joining the Friends of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve, the Bureau of Land Management, and local citizens for a day of fence building, trail maintenance, and removing invasive plant species at the Preserve. Participants will receive commemorative t-shirts, lunch, water, soft drinks, and the satisfaction of helping restore these special public lands. Tools and work gloves will be provided. Please wear work pants and suitable shoes (no sandals). Following the work project, enjoy a guided walk in the Preserve with local naturalist Robin Kobaly. The event will take place at the Big Morongo Canyon Preserve parking lot on September 30, 8:00 AM to noon, followed by the nature walk, 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The Preserve is located in Morongo Valley at 11055 East Drive, next to Covington Park. To participate and reserve lunch, please call (760) 363-1159 by September 27. Big Morongo Canyon Preserve is part of Sand to Snow National Monument, one of our local treasures. Come out and enjoy the Preserve!
Organizer Name: Leslie Burkhardt, Friends of Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Organizer Phone Number: 760 363-1159 Organizer Email: leslieburkhardt@gmail.com
Venue Name: Big Morongo Canyon Preserve Venue Address: 11055 East Drive, Morongo Valley, CA 92256
Celebration of the Desert Tortoise Event Date: September 30, 2017 Event Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Event Description: The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens and the Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians are partnering to create awareness of the vulnerable desert tortoise by hosting a family-friendly celebration. The day’s events, open to all ages, include encounters with a live desert tortoise, interactive learning experiences, educational chats, crafts, games, face painting, photo booth, and music. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet and take a photo with The Living Desert’s Mojave Maxine mascot. In addition, there will be giveaways and a free barbeque boxed lunch by Dickey’s Barbeque Pit, while supplies last.
Organizer Name: The Living Desert & Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians Organizer Phone Number: 760-346-5694 Organizer Email: kkneiding@cordmedia.com
Venue Name: Tortoise Rock Casino Venue Address: 73829 Baseline Rd
