Winter Hours: Closed for Season
Friday in The Pines #4 | Deja Too
Join us on Friday, August 4th for live music from local blues band, Deja Too!
Tag Pine Ridge
Friday in The Pines #3 | Raizin Kane
Join us on Friday, July 21st at 6:00 pm for some live music from classic rock and roll band, Raizin Kane!
Friday in The Pines #2 | Cab Street Band
Join us on Friday, July 7th at 6:00 pm for live music by Cab Street Band in our amphitheater!
Friday in The Pines #1 | John Pemberton
Join us on Friday, June 23rd at 6:00 pm for live music from traditional country artist John Pemberton in our amphitheater!
Board of Director’s Meeting – Open to the Public
Board of Director’s Meeting | Open to the Public Join in person at the Museum of the Sierra or by virtually by zoom. Join Zoom Meeting ID: 559 841 4478One tap mobile+16694449171,,5598414478# US+13462487799,,5598414478# US (Houston) Sponsors: Become a 2023…
32nd Annual Member Meeting | Open to the Public
Join us on Saturday, May 6, 2023 at 2:0 pm for our 32nd Annual Member Meeting. Open to the public.
Pine Ridge Boosters | Sips in The Pines
Come join us and some of California Central Coast’s very best wineries including Stillwater, Tobin James Cellars, Hearst Ranch Winery & High Camp Wines. Local brews from Barrel House Brewing Co.
Gene Van Dyne
Gene Van Dyne started coming up to the Shaver Lake area in the early 1940’s and moved to Lower Cressman Road in 1947 when he was 12 and his family purchased 160 acres covering the area roughly from 35822 Lower Cressman to the back gate at the end of Lower Cressman Road.
Steam Donkey Steam Up & Powerhouse Demo Dedication to Patrick Emmert
Steam Donkey Steam-Up & Powerhouse Demonstration Dedication to Patrick Emmert Please join us on Sunday, May 28th at 9:00 am for our first Powerhouse Demonstration and Steam Donkey Steam-up dedicated to past board member and friend, Patrick Emmert. John Mount…
India Saude McDonald
Growing up in the mountains is the best. We climbed high up into the treetops, built forts, rode motorcycles to friends’ houses taking the backroads, collected and dried flowers, played at the lake for entire days, had intensely fast and steep sledding hills and appreciated feeling the seasons. It also meant that there was an ever present and very rational fear of forest fires.