On the heels of 2015's weekend-long Celebrate Tam! event on Mount Tamalpais and at the Community Center comes another moment to get informed about and inspired by the Sleeping Lady.
"The Mountain Calls," a special One Tam evening hosted by Tomales Bay Miwok descendent Sky Road Webb and television host Doug McConnell at the Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley, is set for Thursday, May 5 at the Throckmorton Theatre and features:
One Tam is a community campaign of the Tamalpais Lands Collaborative to "raise awareness about the need to maintain the long-term health of Mt. Tam, engage more volunteers in caring for its treasured resources, and renew the spirit of philanthropy that has been so fundamental to the preservation of Mt. Tam over the past century." The Tamalpais Lands Collaborative includes California State Parks, Marin County Parks, Marin Municipal Water District, and the National Park Service along with the nonprofit Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.
Tickets for "The Mountain Calls" are available for $30 at throckmortontheatre.org, with proceeds benefiting restoration projects and volunteer programs on Mt. Tam.
"The Mountain Calls," a special One Tam evening hosted by Tomales Bay Miwok descendent Sky Road Webb and television host Doug McConnell at the Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley, is set for Thursday, May 5 at the Throckmorton Theatre and features:
- Short films by Mill Valley visual storytelling artist Gary Yost, including the premiere of Song of the Last Place (There Is Nowhere Else to Go), a film about the West Peak of Mt. Tam, featuring musicians Jimmy Dillon and Katy Boyd.
- Poetry reading by Jane Hirshfield, set before a stunning time-lapse of Mt. Tam.
- Sneak peeks of upcoming projects and events from One Tam partners.
One Tam is a community campaign of the Tamalpais Lands Collaborative to "raise awareness about the need to maintain the long-term health of Mt. Tam, engage more volunteers in caring for its treasured resources, and renew the spirit of philanthropy that has been so fundamental to the preservation of Mt. Tam over the past century." The Tamalpais Lands Collaborative includes California State Parks, Marin County Parks, Marin Municipal Water District, and the National Park Service along with the nonprofit Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.
Tickets for "The Mountain Calls" are available for $30 at throckmortontheatre.org, with proceeds benefiting restoration projects and volunteer programs on Mt. Tam.
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