Events Archive
We invite you to remember some of our past events.
History of stagecoaches presented by Kathy Graves, Siskiyou County Historical Society. She has just written the latest Siskiyou County Historical Society book on this subject.
$5 donation requested.
Imagine looking up Castle Street toward the beautiful view of Mount Shasta, and instead of just seeing pavement and cars, you also see a vibrant flowing stream with numerous pools and riffles framed by lush riparian vegetation. Then imagine walking along that stream all the way from the elementary school through downtown to Sisson Meadow.
Also imagine walking or cycling from the City Park all the way to Lake Siskiyou, or between parks, residential areas, schools, and businesses in town, all on paved paths separate from roadways.
These projects and potential one-way traffic on Chestnut Street and Mount Shasta Boulevard with separated bikeways are all being considered by the City and Parks District, and will be presented by local landscape architect Tom Hesseldenz.
The Siskiyou Land Trust is convening a panel discussion focused on forest resilience. This event will feature experts in forest management and conservation, focusing on strategies for fire prevention and ecosystem protection.
Emphasizing community involvement and sustainable practices, the discussion aims to foster awareness and action towards healthier and more resilient forests.
Come hear Eugene Tssui (Architect, Author and Professor) explain his plans for the world’s first, zero-energy building to be built right here in Mt. Shasta.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a truly unique and gifted voice in our community.
Eugene Tssui is the author of 12 international books, calendars and portfolios on architecture, ecology, and behavioral change, and over 100 international articles about his work.
Mike Hupp, a well-known photographer, will show changes in our area through his stories and beautiful photos.
Sponsored in conjunction with Siskiyou Land Trust.
Danielle, a master storyteller, will share the importance of stories in our lives. “We are made of stories. Each story we tell and every narrative we listen to is an invitation to explore love, connection, and fascination for the human experience.”
Join us for a magical tour of Upper Soda Springs in Tauhindauli Park, Dunsmuir guided by Angel Gomez.
These protected lands include over 100 acres of beaver ponds, springs, wet meadows, and riparian woodlands.
Tour starts at 1PM.
A fascinating look at the history of Richard Mannon and the McCloud Family.
From the 1850s to 1880s Richard Mannon lived at today’s Tauhindauli Park on the Sacramento River.
Justin Sisson came to Mt.Shasta looking for gold. He didn’t find any of that precious metal, yet he found something even better.
A presentation by Jack Moore.
Get all the latest information on the Klamath Dam removal project.
Sponsored by Siskiyou Land Trust