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If you are looking for something to do in the Mt. Shasta Area this evening, here are a few ideas.
Avalanche awareness -- 7 p.m., Mount Shasta Ranger Station, conference room (across street from main building) 204 Alma Street, Mount Shasta. 1.5 hour presentation discussing key factors leading to avalanche formation and accidents. Learn how to recognize clues to avalanche danger; and some basics on safe travel in the backcountry.
‘Pedal-Driven’ -- Documentary movie and presentation to explore issues surrounding mountain biking on public lands, 7 p.m., Black Bear Gallery, downtown Mount Shasta. Representatives from the Forest Service, Mount Shasta Trail Association, and International Mountain Bike Association will be on hand for discussion.
To find out more about the film and watch a trailer: www.pedaldriven.org. Info: 926-2858 or 926-9610.
And if you need a babysitter, it's...
Parents night out -- Parents who’d like some time to themselves may drop their children off at the United Methodist Church of Mount Shasta, 312 W. Alma Street, between 6 and 9 p.m. (use basement entrance on Cedar Street).
Arts and crafts, games, cooking, music, storytelling or movie offered. Accommodations made for infants. Supervision by UMC adults. Nutritious meal provided. Space is limited. For reservations and registration info: 926-3739.
If you are looking for something to do in the Mt. Shasta Area this evening, here are a few ideas.
Avalanche awareness -- 7 p.m., Mount Shasta Ranger Station, conference room (across street from main building) 204 Alma Street, Mount Shasta. 1.5 hour presentation discussing key factors leading to avalanche formation and accidents. Learn how to recognize clues to avalanche danger; and some basics on safe travel in the backcountry.
‘Pedal-Driven’ -- Documentary movie and presentation to explore issues surrounding mountain biking on public lands, 7 p.m., Black Bear Gallery, downtown Mount Shasta. Representatives from the Forest Service, Mount Shasta Trail Association, and International Mountain Bike Association will be on hand for discussion.
To find out more about the film and watch a trailer: www.pedaldriven.org. Info: 926-2858 or 926-9610.
And if you need a babysitter, it's...
Parents night out -- Parents who’d like some time to themselves may drop their children off at the United Methodist Church of Mount Shasta, 312 W. Alma Street, between 6 and 9 p.m. (use basement entrance on Cedar Street).
Arts and crafts, games, cooking, music, storytelling or movie offered. Accommodations made for infants. Supervision by UMC adults. Nutritious meal provided. Space is limited. For reservations and registration info: 926-3739.
