Do you need financial assistance to pay for your cooling or heating costs?
Drop into the FREE Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) Energy Education Outreach/Workshop
First come, first served.
At the Wonder Valley Community Center, 80526-1/2 Amboy Road June 2, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (with a lunch break from noon – 1 p.m.) Please bring the following required documentation. – An ID and Social Security card for the applicant. – A social security number for all household members. – Current income for the last 30 days from the day of the application for all adult residents (since October 13, 2016). – Current award letter for the following benefits if you receive any of them. a. Social Security award letter for 2015 benefits or a bank statement showing the benefit deposit. b. A current Notice of Action if you receive cash aid or food stamps. (If you don’t have a current Notice of Action you must go down to the county office and ask for a form called Passport to Services showing the benefit amounts.) – Rental agreement or mortgage statement, or property tax – Requirement for assistance with ELECTRICITY or GAS Bring current Electricity and/or Gas bills, if you have service, showing usage, not just disconnection notices.
Requirements for assistance with PROPANE – A 100+ gallon propane tank – Copy of Propane Invoice for the last time it was filled, or if you have an open account with a specific vendor you can request a quote letter. NOTE: You are not required to provide proof that you can use firewood, or have purchased firewood in the past, to qualify for assistance with FIREWOOD.
Please let Teresa Sitz know you will be attending by calling (760) 865-9550, or emailing teresa.sitz@gmail.com.
Drop ins are welcome. You do not need to be a Wonder Valley resident to apply.
Teresa Sitz 760-865-9550 teresa.sitz@gmail.com
Wonder Valley Community Center 80526-1/2 Amboy Road, Wonder Valley, CA 92277
Yucca Valley Color Run
Yucca Valley Color Run
5:30 PM-7:00 PM
06-02-2017
http://z1077fm.com/event/yucca-valley-color-run/
Yucca Valley Elementary School’s Family Faculty Association will hold a family-friendly one-mile color fun run 5:30 p.m. Friday, June 2. A color run is where the runners are showered with colored powder during the race. Pre-register by May 24, online, or starting at 4:30 the day of the event. Registration is $30 and includes a T-shirt, a packet of color and a blast bag. the run starts at 5:30 p.m. Additional packets of color will be available for purchase the day of the event as well. The run will be held at Yucca Valley Elementary School, 7601 Hopi Trail. You do not need to be a student or have a student at Yucca Valley Elementary School to participate. If you are interested in volunteering, call Summer Webb at 760-468-6541. For more information, see a link in this story at z1077fm.com.
http://schoolathonca.com/YVLY99
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CHARLA FOODS
CHARLA FOODS
1:00 PM-3:00 PM
06-03-2017
http://z1077fm.com/event/charla-foods/
Morongo Valley Firefighters’ Auxiliary Casino Night Fundraiser
Morongo Valley Firefighters’ Auxiliary Casino Night Fundraiser
For the eighth year the Morongo Valley Firefighters’ Auxiliary is hosting its annual Casino Night fundraiser at Covington Park on Vale Drive. Attendees must be 21 or over (make sure you have photo I.D.). The sole purpose of this local non-profit is to support the Morongo Valley Fire Department. To become a table sponsor, purchase advance tickets (tickets will be sold at the door also) or donate a raffle prize, call Debbie Harris at (760) 861-8765. Game with professional dealers and gaming tables provided by Vegas Knights, socialize with neighbors, make new friends and enjoy snacks and hors d’oeuvres.
Morongo Valley Firefighters’ Auxiliary Debbie Harris, (760) 861-8765 debb40153@aol.com
Covington Park Multipurpose Room 11165 Vale Drive, Morongo Valley
The 2nd annual fundraiser will feature the “Encelia Chamber Ensemble” and junior ensemble the “Encelia Minors”. Both string ensembles will play works by master composers, which will then be followed by a meet and greet reception. All proceeds will benefit the Hi-Desert Nature Museum.
Chamber Music is considered “Music for Friends” with a small number of musicians performing for a small number of friends. Stringed instruments are considered the closest in quality to the human voice, they became a favorite choice for composers wishing to express their deepest emotion without using words.
Venue Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Yucca Valley CA 92284
Performance Dates/Times Saturday, 6/3/2017 at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, 6/4/2017 at 2:00 p.m. (matinee)
Ticket Information: $20 for standard (general open seating) $25 for preferred (guaranteed seating within front two rows with bistro tables)
Seating is limited!!
Seat reservations can be made in person at the following locations:
The Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Hwy. Yucca Valley, CA 92284 Thursday-Saturday 10a.m. to 5p.m.
The Yucca Valley Community Center 57090 Twentynine Palms Hwy. Yucca Valley, CA 92284 Monday-Thursday 12p.m. to 5p.m.
Seats can also be reserved online: http://www.maxsolutionsonline.com/yuccavalley/Customer/BrowseActivities.aspx
Tickets will also be sold at the door, provided that space is still available.
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 7603697212 museum@yucca-valley.org
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Hwy., Yucca Valley, CA 92284
The 2nd annual fundraiser will feature the “Encelia Chamber Ensemble” and junior ensemble the “Encelia Minors”. Both string ensembles will play works by master composers, which will then be followed by a meet and greet reception. All proceeds will benefit the Hi-Desert Nature Museum.
Chamber Music is considered “Music for Friends” with a small number of musicians performing for a small number of friends. Stringed instruments are considered the closest in quality to the human voice, they became a favorite choice for composers wishing to express their deepest emotion without using words.
Venue Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Yucca Valley CA 92284
Performance Dates/Times Saturday, 6/3/2017 at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, 6/4/2017 at 2:00 p.m. (matinee)
Ticket Information: $20 for standard (general open seating) $25 for preferred (guaranteed seating within front two rows with bistro tables)
Seating is limited!!
Seat reservations can be made in person at the following locations:
The Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Hwy. Yucca Valley, CA 92284 Thursday-Saturday 10a.m. to 5p.m.
The Yucca Valley Community Center 57090 Twentynine Palms Hwy. Yucca Valley, CA 92284 Monday-Thursday 12p.m. to 5p.m.
Seats can also be reserved online: http://www.maxsolutionsonline.com/yuccavalley/Customer/BrowseActivities.aspx
Tickets will also be sold at the door, provided that space is still available.
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 7603697212 museum@yucca-valley.org
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57116 Twentynine Palms Hwy., Yucca Valley, CA 92284
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FOOD GIVEAWAY
FOOD GIVEAWAY
10:00 AM-12:00 PM
06-09-2017
http://z1077fm.com/event/food-giveaway-3-2-2-2-2/
FIND Food Giveaway 2nd Friday of every month 10:00am-12:00pm while supplies last.
Yucca Valley Church of the Nazarene 56248 Buena Vista Dr. Yucca Valley, CA 92284
The Military History of the Salton Sea – 2nd Friday Lecture
The Military History of the Salton Sea – 2nd Friday Lecture
Few people know that the Salton Sea played a major role in the development of the atomic bombs that were dropped on Japan during World War II. Discover the fascinating but little known history of the World War II Navy Base at the Salton Sea and its post-war use by the Atomic Energy Commission. This lecture is extensively illustrated with historical photographs.
Sid Burks is a retired community college teacher and administrator and he currently teaches full-time for Cal State San Bernardino. He is a serious enthusiast of anything military, aviation, or desert history. He’s given many lectures throughout the Coachella Valley on aviation and military history.
Sponsored by the Desert Institute at Joshua Tree National Park and the Twentynine Palms Historical Society, this lecture is held at the Old Schoolhouse Museum, 6760 National Park Drive, Twentynine Palms, on Friday, June 9 at 7 pm.
This lecture is open to the public and costs $5 per person at the door.
TITLE : Citizen Science In Action: Making a difference locally and globally WITH : Jane Rodgers, Chief, Science and Resource Stewardship Joshua Tree National Park
Citizen Science is scientific research conducted, in whole or in part, by amateur scientists — a newish concept that has recently gotten a lot of press and becoming an important part of understanding the landscape around us locally and globally. Citizens interested in contributing to efforts such as monitoring environmental change or tracking butterfly migrations or recording archeological site information make a difference in large-scale study efforts. This presentation will describe the basics of Citizen Science, how to get involved, and how this can benefit local communities. The presentation will be fairly informal, with lots of time for questions.
Everyone is welcome and invited to attend and participate.
Teresa Sitz 760-865-9550 teresa.sitz@gmail.com
Wonder Valley Community Center 80526-1/2 Amboy Road, Wonder Valley, CA 92277
61877 Twentynine Palms Highway, Joshua Tree, CA 92252, USA
61877 Twentynine Palms Highway, Joshua Tree, CA 92252, USA
http://z1077fm.com/event/open-poetry-reading/
Event Name: Open Poetry Reading and Guest Poet Event Date: June 11, 2017 Event Time: 3:00 – 5:00
Event Description: We will start with an open reading, and enjoy the unveiling of the new book “Roadside Epiphanies” by Michael Dwayne Smith! The event is free, and open to all members of the community. Bring your poems!
“Living with Desert Wildlife: How to Help Native Species” with Emma Baldwin, Primary Wildlife Rehab Keeper at The Living Desert
Wildlife rehabilitation is the treatment and care of injured, orphaned, or sick wild animals so that they can be released back to the wild. Everybody has found a baby bird that could not quite fly or the little bunny that for sure shouldn’t be out on its own, the lizard that has lost its tail, or the tortoise that was just too small. In this lecture, Emma Baldwin, Primary Wildlife Rehab Keeper at The Living Desert, will talk about some of the problems wildlife is facing and what everyone of us can do to prevent some of the more common wildlife issues. She will also introduce the do’s and don’ts of assisting a wild animal in need. Emma Baldwin is the Primary Wildlife Rehab Keeper at The Living Desert for their Native Wildlife Conservation Program. She has worked at The Living Desert for 4 years. She has a bachelor’s degree in biology also works as a zookeeper in the North American section of The Living Desert. Bring your lunch, bring your friends, or just bring yourself to our Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series once a month. Speakers will present topics of special interest for high desert residents. The lectures start at 12:00 p.m. Admission is $ 5 – Free for Members/Sponsors – beverages will be served
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 760-369-7212 museum@yucca-valley.org
Hi-Desert Nature Museum 57090 Twentynine Palms Highway
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!
The Twentynine Palms High School cheerleaders are hosting a pancake breakfast at the Senior center in 29 Palms. It will cost $5 to get in and children 3 years of age and younger will be free. It will be at 7:30-10:00 am. The proceeds from this fundraiser will help pay for cheer camp.
WHO: JOSEPH RENE SALON ,ELITE COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL,ICON PRODUCTS ,UNITY HOME WHAT: CHARITY MAKEOVER EVENT FUNDRAISER WHERE: ELITE C.S. 56300 TWENTYNINE PALMS,YUCCA VALLEY CA 92284 TIME: SATURDAY JUNE 17TH 9:30 AM-3PM FOR: UNITY HOME SHELTER CONTACT: FOR MEDIA , PRESS & DONATIONS INFO 626 243-3123
HOLLYWOOD HAIR STYLIST JOSEPH RENE COMES TO YUCCA VALLEY FOR CHARITY BENEFITING UNITY HOME A LOCAL NON PROFIT, UNITY HOME PROVIDES A SAFE HAVEN FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,TO EDUCATE AND ASSIST THEM THROUGH COUNSELING,LEGAL ADVOCACY,JOB PLACEMENT,AND BUILDING THERE SELF-ESTEEM AS TO ALLOW THEM TO LIVE THERE LIVES TO THE FULLEST AND FREE OF FEAR AND ABUSE.
ELITE COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL IN YUCCA VALLEY ALONG WITH CELEBRATED HAIR STYLIST,PERSONALITY AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER JOSEPH RENE WILL PROVIDE A DAY OF MAKEOVERS FOR THE MEN,WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF UNITY HOME ,HAIR CUTS,NAIL CARE,BLOWOUTS,FACE PAINTING MUSIC AND GIFT BAGS WILL BE PROVIDED TO THERE GUEST ICON PRODUCTS ALONG WITH OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL ALSO PARTAKE IN THIS SPECIAL EVENT.
AS A VICTIM HIM SELF JOSEPH RENE SEES THE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING BACK BY PROVIDING A VOICE,HOPE,A HELPING HAND AND LOVE
DONATIONS OF SOCKS,**NEW UNDERWEAR**,TOILETRIES,SMALL BOTTLED WATER,$$$$,BACK TO WORK CLOTHES ARE NEEDED SIZES SHOULD VARY KIDS,SML/ ADULT M&F SML XL CLEAN OUT THOSE CLOSETS .
Spectacular Saturn and its rings will be the highlight of the evening, along with Jupiter and the summer Milky Way. Through a telescope, the rings of Saturn are as clear as a in a photograph.
Also on display are the Great Hercules Cluster, Whirlpool Galaxy, Wild Duck Cluster, and the Ring Nebula. The bright glow of our own Milky Way galaxy will be rising in the southeast after sunset.
Prominent constellations are Ursa Major (the Great Bear), Boötes (the Herdsman), Scorpius (the Scorpion), Hercules (the Strong Man), 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. Children under 16 must be accompanied by adults. 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.
The Twentynine Palms High School cheerleaders are hosting a pancake breakfast at the Senior center in 29 Palms. It will cost $5 to get in and children 3 years of age and younger will be free. It will be at 7:30-10:00 am. The proceeds from this fundraiser will help pay for cheer camp.
WHO: JOSEPH RENE SALON ,ELITE COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL,ICON PRODUCTS ,UNITY HOME WHAT: CHARITY MAKEOVER EVENT FUNDRAISER WHERE: ELITE C.S. 56300 TWENTYNINE PALMS,YUCCA VALLEY CA 92284 TIME: SATURDAY JUNE 17TH 9:30 AM-3PM FOR: UNITY HOME SHELTER CONTACT: FOR MEDIA , PRESS & DONATIONS INFO 626 243-3123
HOLLYWOOD HAIR STYLIST JOSEPH RENE COMES TO YUCCA VALLEY FOR CHARITY BENEFITING UNITY HOME A LOCAL NON PROFIT, UNITY HOME PROVIDES A SAFE HAVEN FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE,TO EDUCATE AND ASSIST THEM THROUGH COUNSELING,LEGAL ADVOCACY,JOB PLACEMENT,AND BUILDING THERE SELF-ESTEEM AS TO ALLOW THEM TO LIVE THERE LIVES TO THE FULLEST AND FREE OF FEAR AND ABUSE.
ELITE COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL IN YUCCA VALLEY ALONG WITH CELEBRATED HAIR STYLIST,PERSONALITY AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER JOSEPH RENE WILL PROVIDE A DAY OF MAKEOVERS FOR THE MEN,WOMEN AND CHILDREN OF UNITY HOME ,HAIR CUTS,NAIL CARE,BLOWOUTS,FACE PAINTING MUSIC AND GIFT BAGS WILL BE PROVIDED TO THERE GUEST ICON PRODUCTS ALONG WITH OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS WILL ALSO PARTAKE IN THIS SPECIAL EVENT.
AS A VICTIM HIM SELF JOSEPH RENE SEES THE IMPORTANCE OF GIVING BACK BY PROVIDING A VOICE,HOPE,A HELPING HAND AND LOVE
DONATIONS OF SOCKS,**NEW UNDERWEAR**,TOILETRIES,SMALL BOTTLED WATER,$$$$,BACK TO WORK CLOTHES ARE NEEDED SIZES SHOULD VARY KIDS,SML/ ADULT M&F SML XL CLEAN OUT THOSE CLOSETS .
Spectacular Saturn and its rings will be the highlight of the evening, along with Jupiter and the summer Milky Way. Through a telescope, the rings of Saturn are as clear as a in a photograph.
Also on display are the Great Hercules Cluster, Whirlpool Galaxy, Wild Duck Cluster, and the Ring Nebula. The bright glow of our own Milky Way galaxy will be rising in the southeast after sunset.
Prominent constellations are Ursa Major (the Great Bear), Boötes (the Herdsman), Scorpius (the Scorpion), Hercules (the Strong Man), 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. Children under 16 must be accompanied by adults. 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.
Patrons of the 29 Palms Inn will enjoy music of Bill and Bob on Friday, June 23, 6:30-9:30. 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 a year at art receptions and at private events. Bill plays guitar, composes, and sings. Bob plays the harmonica and the trombone.
GLOBAL SISTERHOOD
GLOBAL SISTERHOOD
7:00 PM-9:00 PM
06-23-2017
http://z1077fm.com/event/global-sisterhood-2/
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JOAN OF ANGELS
JOAN OF ANGELS
1:30 PM-4:00 PM
06-24-2017
http://z1077fm.com/event/joan-of-angels/
Jupiter, Saturn, and the Milky Way At Sky’s The Limit Observatory
Jupiter, Saturn, and the Milky Way At Sky’s The Limit Observatory
Sky’s The Limit Observatory and Nature Center invites stargazers to enjoy the desert night sky on Saturday, June 24. This free public event begins at 8:45 pmand ends around midnight. The Observatory is at 9697 Utah Trail in Twentynine Palms, just outside the main (north) entrance to Joshua Tree National Park.
The summer Milky Way rises on the southeastern horizon right after sunset – an easy target this time of year for photographers. Two of the most impressive planets: Jupiter, and Saturn are very visible.
This evening’s tour also offers a fine selection of clusters and nebulae in the constellations of Scorpius and Sagittarius, including the Lagoon Nebula, Omega Nebula, Wild Duck Cluster, and globular cluster M5.
Prominent constellations are Boötes (the Herdsman), Scorpius (the Scorpion), 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. Children under 16 must be accompanied by adults. 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.
