Monday, September 29th, 2008Meet at the Art Center at 10 a.m. (the classes continue until 4 p.m.). After a short introductory talk, students will join Kirah outside to sketch, draw or paint. Bring your own materials or purchase supplies at the Art Center.
Thursday, March 20th, 2008A series of open houses are planned in Yosemite Valley at which the public is invited to discuss current projects and plans with the Yosemite National Park staff. Open houses are scheduled on March 28, April 30 and May 30 from 1 to 5 p.m. in the Valley Visitor Center Auditorium. CLICK HERE for more information.
Thursday, January 31st, 2008Feb. 1 is the deadline to sign up to attend a User Capacity Symposium, Feb. 6 - 8, in Yosemite Valley to explore how to approach limiting visitation to Yosemite National Park and other public lands. Participating will be public land managers, researchers, elected officials, tribes and members of the public at large in open dialogue. To participate, email jim_bacon@nps.gov. Attendance is limited to 150.
Tuesday, November 27th, 2007Several opportunities to attend Yosemite National Park’s famous Bracebridge Dinner have become available. Bracebridge is a national cultural treasure, a three-hour-long holiday banquet and concert, conceived by renowned Yosemite photographer Ansel Adams, that occurs in the world-famous Ahwahnee hotel Dining Room. Approximately 30 seats each night for this highly sought-after event have been packaged with lodging at the luxurious Yosemite View Lodge for the nights of December 18, 19, 21 and 26. Each dinner seat is $376 per person, including the seven-course gourmet feast and musical pageant. Rooms at the Yosemite View Lodge vary from $142 to $210 per night, a 20% savings offered specially for Bracebridge guests. To reserve your Bracebridge Dinner tickets and hotel room package, call 1-800-321-5261. Hurry, as these once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to attend Bracebridge will be gone before you can say, “Jack Frost.”
Monday, November 5th, 2007For its 100th anniversary in 2016, the National Park Service has launched an initiative to set bold goals, clear objectives, specific strategies and increased and accountable public and private investment in the parks. Of over 200 proposals eligible for the NPS’s Centennial Challenge, which will match philanthropic cash donations with federal funding, 17 Yosemite projects were certified as eligible for funding and the park’s base budget stands to increase $3 million, allowing the equivalent of 86 new seasonal rangers in Yosemite. Here’s a list of possible future projects:
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