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( 3 / 6391 )The 10th Anniversary of VillageFest. A Three Day Extravaganza of Music, Food and Fun…… Ribs , Chili, Chicken
and on Sunday ... Craw Daddies.
Friday 7-26
· 4PM Stratusfunk
· 6PM Joel Scott Band
· 6:45 Chili contest winner announcement
· 8PM DW3
Saturday 7-27
· 12-1:15PM Fiddlin’ Pete
· 1:15-2PM Suzane Aceret Line dance instructor
· 2-3:30PM County Line
· 3:30-4PM Winner of the Chicken Cook Off announcement
· 4-5:30PM Diamond Hitch
· 5:30- 6PM Winner of the 2013 Rib Cook Off announcement
· 6-7:30PM Ian Newbill
· 8-9:45PM Just Dave Band
· Starting at 2PM until 6PM across from Smokeyard and Lakanuki face painting and their own DJ! And Special Appearance by Woolley
Sunday 7-28
· 4-5:30PM Music
· 6-7:30PM Street Heart
· 8-10PM Pink Froyd
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( 3 / 6941 )Obsidian Dome what the heck is that?
Perhaps one of Mammoth Lakes most unusually beautiful and bizarre attractions is the Obsidian Dome, a mile-long mound of black obsidian. This unique dome was caused by violent prehistoric volcanic activity.
Although there is much speculation about when the Dome was originally formed, most scientists will agree that it was created as a result of prehistoric volcanic activity. The rock of the Dome came from what is called a Phreatic blast- this occurs when the magma reaches a water table and turns the water into steam. After the water cooled, it hardened into a rocky glass and became what we know today as the Obsidian Dome.
Located near the Deadman Summit, the Obsidian Dome is a 300-foot tall structure that is made completely of glossy volcanic glass. This beautiful monument stretches for approximately a mile long and is one of the largest structures in the Mono-Inyo collection of volcanic mounds and craters. From the parking lot, you can climb up the mound and see the different composition of the obsidian, which is not consistently black. However, make sure when climbing that you take care not to cut yourself on the sharp obsidian.
This is truly a trip worth making! So bring the kids and explore the volcanic history and physical features of Mammoth’s Obsidian Dome!
How to get there.
This amazing attraction is only a 30 minute drive from Mammoth lakes. Take highway 395 until you reach Obsidian Dome Road. Turn left and follow the signs to the Dome. Be safe! Have fun!
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( 3 / 6985 )Mammoth Music Festival:
It here it comes! The Mammoth Lakes Music Festival!
This wonderful festival starting from July 17th to August 3rd is proudly presented by the Chamber Music Unbound. This nonprofit organization has dedicated it’s time to providing exceptional classical music performances and music education to the residents of both Mono and Inyo counties. This wonderful organization offers a variety of activities for children and adults who are interested in music and want to expand that interest into something more.
So join in the fun for some summertime merriment in great chamber music. This 2013 Festival features an amazing team of artists and music; performances will be conducted at the campus of Cerro Coso College.
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