The 2019 trip is scheduled for March 12 – 14th. Details will follow but we can tell you, last year’s trip was a blast!

We’re happy to report that our inaugural fundraiser for the Student Docent program was a rip-roaring success. Over 60 people joined us at Old Main for a few hours of food, drink and camaraderie. Congrats to Valerie Neale and Rick Jones (pictured) who won the birdhouse version of the Patagonia Lumber Co.

Our Children Are The Future

The Patagonia Museum is pleased to announce our investment in the future – a new Student Docent Program. This is a service based community learning opportunity that will allow participating Patagonia high school students to qualify for merit-based scholarships.

We hope you will join us at the Museum for our inaugural fundraising happy hour featuring food, drink & a raffle on:

Saturday, November 10th from 4 pm – 6 pm.

Please RSVP to Linda Shore (linda@thepatagoniamuseum.org)

We are pleased to co-sponsor a presentation of “Bisbee 17” at the Tin Shed Theater in Patagonia. This newly released film is a reenactment of an infamous day in Bisbee’s history – the deportation of 1200 immigrant miners as the result of a strike against Phelps Dodge.

Area locals, including Mike Anderson, our guest speaker of 9/15, collaborated to stage recreations of one of the more important events to occur on American soil during the First World War.

Please check our calendar of events for opportunities to lend a hand while getting some exercise, a combination that is sure to make you feel good.

Anyone up for a beautiful drive in the San Rafael Valley and the chance to do a good deed? We’d love to have you join us in Lochiel on our monthly workday at the little red schoolhouse.

If you can give us a hand, please bring water, lunch and gloves. There are tasks for all levels of ability and we promise you will feel good about what you’ve done. For more information contact German Quiroga, 520-343-5641.

The EARTHfest committee is pleased to announce Rebekah and Matt Rolland will perform during the celebration at the Gazebo in the Town Park at 4 pm.

Water in the desert – vital and scarce. Learn more about ways to use and conserve our most valuable resource in the series of EARTHfest talks we are hosting at the Museum.  April 21st. We hope to see you there.

Please check our calendar of events for the scheduled workdays at Lochiel. The views on the drive to the school house are amazing and the cause is a good one. We would really appreciate your help and would love to see you in Lochiel.

Please join us for a presentation by Dr. Paul Hirt on a topic that is critically important for us to understand. H2O, agua, water, call it what you will, it’s vital that we know the facts about our future.