Calaveras Big Trees Association invites you to Winds in the Sequoias featuring The Mother Lode Woodwind Quintet – Janet Telford, flute; Jane Buzzard, oboe; Hank King, clarinet; Bill Minkel, french horn; Gail Buzzard, bassoon; with special guest appearance by soprano, Anne Saunders and pianist, Sue Hart.
When: Saturday May 25, 2013 at 4 pm
This is a rare opportunity to hear selections from 200+ years of chamber wind music in the intimate rustic setting of Jack Knight Hall among the giant redwoods.
Please join us for amazing music, hor d’oeuvres, fine local wines and a SILENT AUCTION with such special items as a private alpenhorn concert at Lake Alpine.
Tickets are $25 (includes entrance into the Park if preordered). Click here to buy tickets online or go to woodwind.eventsbot.com
If any tickets are available at the door, $25 plus entrance into Park. Call CBTA office (209) 795-3840 for assistance.
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May 25 – CBTA Fundraising Concert – Motherlode Woodwind Quintet – Winds in the Sequoias. Please Click Here for more information

June 22 – CBTA Annual Meeting and Picnic
July 12, 13 & 14 – Natural History Discovery Program – presented by Dr. Nancy Muleady-Mecham. Click Here for more information.
August 17 – Family Day – 25th Anniversary
September 21 - CBTA Fundraiser – Murder Mystery Dinner
September 28 – CBTA Seminar – Finding David Douglas video presented by Lois Leonard
October 12 – CBTA Seminar – 75 Years of Change in Yosemite presented by Jerry Smith
Please Click Here to download complete Seminar information
Visitor Center Hours
May 1 – May 25 Weekdays 10 – 4 Weekends 9 – 5
Park Activities
Guided Hike: Saturdays at 1 pm. The hike will leave from the Visitor Center.
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Park Information
Campsites in the North Grove camp ground are open on a first come first serve basis until May 22 at which time reservations will be required. Please call Reserve America at 1-800-7275 for reservations. Oak Hollow Campground will open on reservation May 22 for the season.
Support from members helps the Calaveras Big Trees Association fulfull its mission of delivering high quality educational and interpretive programs at Calaveras Big Trees State Park.
As a member of CBTA, you are invited to attend seminars, nature talks, workshops and other special events. Other benefits include discounts in our Visitor Center store, Big Tree Bulletin, social get-togethers and fellowship with other nature lovers.
You will also have the satisfaction of knowing that you are contributing to protecting this important resource and helping others gain an understanding, awareness and appreciation for the natural, cultural and recreational resources at Calaveras Big Trees State Park.
CBTA was establised as a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation in 1974, Therefore, your membership and contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.
If you would like to join, please click here to read about the different levels of membership and then to complete the application online. Thank you all for all of your support. We couldn’t do it without you!
Now you can help Support Calaveras Big Trees Association as you Shop!
The owners of Sierra Hills Market and Angels Food Market have generously made available the Escrip program to benefit local non-profit organizations through the use of the Escrip Community Card. When you use of the card, CBTA has the ability to earn up to 5% of monthly purchases when you shop at either market. How easy is that! Just show your card or give the clerk your phone number and you help support CBTA. Once you are enrolled, you can go online and find out about other benefits of the Escrip program. To sign up simply down load the form Escrip Form here, fill it out and take it with you the next time you shop at Sierra Hills or Angels Food Markets, or you may sign up in the store. Please indicate Calaveras Big Trees Association as your desired beneficiary. However you choose to do it, it is a painless way to help CBTA continue its efforts to provide outstanding interpretive and educational programs at Calaveras Big Trees State Park. Thank you for your continued support