Events

The Central Valley Water Consortium is presenting a Wednesday Night Film Series

July 14th Chinatown - The Movie R rated

July 21st Cadillac Desert (How LA stole the Owens River)

July 28th A Land Between Two Rivers (Fresno County)

August 4th Tales of the San Joaquin and Cadillac Desert

August 11th FLOW (Global Privatization of Water)

Movies will be shown at the  Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno, 2672 E.

The Central Valley Water Consortium is presenting a Wednesday Night Film Series

July 14th Chinatown - The Movie R rated

July 21st Cadillac Desert (How LA stole the Owens River)

July 28th A Land Between Two Rivers (Fresno County)

August 4th Tales of the San Joaquin and Cadillac Desert

August 11th FLOW (Global Privatization of Water)

Movies will be shown at the  Unitarian Universalist Church of Fresno, 2672 E.

More details to follow:

San Joaquin River Faire
August 21, Lost Lake Park
 
Call for sponsors, vendors, organizational partners, and volunteers.
 
Revive the San Joaquin is hosting a San Joaquin River Faire at Lost Lake Park on Saturday August 21st to celebrate the restoration of the San Joaquin River and the eventual return of Chinook salmon to their native spawning grounds.  The event will have live music, food, informational booths, and river-friendly recreational opportunities.  There will be no cost for booths or vendors that

August 27th and 28th in South Lake Tahoe