APRIL MMP Schedule
** Regular Hours **
** Note some time and date modifications below **
Monday, April 7
Skip, No DSL for a week. Sorry!
Monday, April 14
LAWNDALE ROAD,
Kenwood adjacent
9am-12:30 pm, Group Viewing TBD at Noon
Hwy 12 and Lawndale Road, Kenwood, CA 95452
Mustard flowers, mature walnut trees, sweeping views of the
Mayacamas, agricultural buildings (old barns, water towers, and fencing)
Directions: From Santa Rosa, head SE on Hwy 12. Go past Pythian road (a light). Lawndale Road will be on your
right. Look for the hand painted
“Walnuts” sign.
Please cautious when parking to not impeded traffic.
Monday, April 21
BARTHOLOMEW PARK
(park opens at 10am)
ONE TIME CHANGE: 10am-1pm Group Viewing at 12:45p in the
Gazebo (by the bathrooms)
1695 Castle Road, Sonoma, CA 95476
A STUNNING private park and multiple gardens. Mature trees, majestic views, sloping
hillsides of greens, vineyards and rock.
In the distance, the historical replica of the villa winemaking
‘godfather’ Agoston Haraszthy built for his family in 1861. Beautiful stone pillars and historic
homes (very private, do not approach).
Directions: Head SE on Hwy 12 to Sonoma. Turn left onto W Napa St/CA-12 for 2
miles. Turn left onto 7th
St E. Take 1st right
onto Castle Road. Take the next 1st
right to remain on N Castle Road.
Follow directions for Batholomew Park Winery to 1695 Castle Road.
Parking note: If park parking is full, park in the winery
spots (around the curve) farthest from the winery entrance.
NO PETS. Bring
picnic? J
** TUESDAY, April
29
FIELD TRIP: Georgia
O’Keefe and Lake George Show
** PURCHASE TICKETS IN ADVANCE IF POSSIBLE and online http://okeeffe.famsf.org/plan-your-visit
Show Open 9:30 – 5:15 PM,
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr, Golden Gate Park, San rancisco,
CA
About the show: On the shores of Lake George, the “Queen
of American Lakes,” O’Keeffe found a place to concentrate on her work without
the distractions of her life in New York City. Working in her humble studio,
nicknamed the “shanty,” she reveled in the discovery of new subjects that
included landscapes, flowers, fruit, trees, leaves, and architecture.
Lake George served as a rural retreat for the artist, providing the basic
material for her art, which in turn evoked the spirit of place that was
essential to O’Keeffe’s modern approach to the natural world.
Let me know if anyone wants
to carpool and I will connect people via email or phone: abigail333@hotmail.com
