If you have never been to a Chautauqua series talk, you can park free for the event ... we usually go 30 minutes earlier and pack a picnic dinner to eat before going in to the talk. Coffee and tea served with cookies. You may wish to bring hot chocolate packets for children. You can also park free on Sunset Blvd and walk in if you want to hike before the talk.
Culture in the Canyon presents
Sacred Sites: The Sacred History of So. California
Tuesday, July 19, 7:30pm
Temescal Gateway Park , 15601 W Sunset Blvd, Pacific Palisades
Pacific Palisades
LINK: More InformationSacred Sites: The Sacred History of So. California
Culture in the Canyon
Susan Suntree has woven together Western scientific thought with Native knowledge in her new book Sacred Sites. In a natural setting around a campfire, she will offer us her rare and poetic vision of a world composed of dynamic natural forces and mythic characters in her account of California’s evolution. Meet at the Stone Amphitheater. Dress for outdoors. Book signing to follow. 1.5hrs
The next talk is about bobcats on August 16.
Every Thursday at 7pm until August 25, there is a campfire with a nature presentation and campfire activities ... bring your own chocolate and graham crackers to make s'mores .. marshmallows and skewers provided.
Parking inside the park is $7 per car. Please watch the speed limit inside the park.
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