– Press release
WHAT: 17th Annual Country Western Dance & BBQ sponsored by the Southern Mono Historical Society. Dig out your cowboy boots and come kick up your heels at this fun family event! Join us for our annual fundraiser to help preserve Mammoth Lakes’ history!
WHERE: Hayden Cabin/Mammoth Museum, 5489 Sherwin Creek Road, Mammoth Lakes
WHEN: Saturday, June 27, 2015
TIME: 5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
COST: No host bar & BBQ; Tri-tip, chicken, hot dogs, corn-on-the-cob along with all the fixin’s plus dessert. Adults $20, school age kids $6 (under 5 are free with paid adult).
FEATURING: Live band: Derik Olson & Friends with special guest Fiddlin’ Pete. Free music, free line dancing and lessons. Donations and memberships appreciated.
CONTACT INFO: (760) 934-6918 www.mammothmuseum.org
Facebook: www.facebook.com/www.mammothmuseum.org
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When people come to the Sierras’,if they choose Mammoth it’s to ski during the day and raise hell at night in the “village”….if a family chooses to relax,enjoy the scenery,camp,fish and actually vacation,speaking for myself when I was younger and living down south,I chose Lee Vining and Bridgeport…much quieter and secluded,nicer people,and MUCH better fishing and camping…..just sayin’…
YeeHaw…thanks for the nice shout out Sierra Wave Media!
Ya’ll are invited to attend our upcoming FUNdraiser event. Proceeds go to help keep the Mammoth Museum at the Hayden Cabin open (and to pay the band)!! Since we have not received any funding from either the Town or the County this year we welcome and appreciate your generosity, memberships and donations.
Regards,
Southern Mono Historical Society Board volunteer Secretary, Publicist, Membership, Newsletter, Web and Facebook Mistress, B. Richter
The town spends millions of dollars every year to entice people to come to Mammoth. Then when they get here — there’s nothing here.
Spend the money that is spent to get people here on stuff that makes being here better.