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Town Awarded Matching Funds for The New Park at The Parcel PlaygroundThe Parks and Recreation Department was recently awarded matching funds from GameTime to install a new National Demonstration Site (NDS) playground at the Park at the Parcel. The new Park at The Parcel – encompassed within the Town’s 25-acre affordable workforce housing site, is just under an acre and is located adjacent to the childcare and community rooms. The primary goal of this project will be to unite children, families and the community through the power of play by building a family park in the center of town for both residents living at the Parcel and the many neighborhoods that surround the park. The current schedule is to install the playground by summer 2023 to coincide with the opening of Phase 1, aka “The Sawyer.”
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Fall Programs Begin Sept. 12We are excited to roll out our fall programming to begin the week of September 12. Programs will include our Fall Bike Squad, Wave Rave Skate Squad, Fall Adult Soccer League and Gymnastics Classes. There are still spaces available in some programs. Click here to register online or call (760) 965-3699 for all the details.
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Adult Fall Coed Soccer LeagueThe Parks and Recreation Department is looking to host an Adult Fall Coed Soccer League at Whitmore Sports Field on Sunday afternoons from 12pm-4pm (September 11 - November 6). A minimum of four teams is required to run the league. For more information, and to register a team or as an individual, please click here.
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Lap Swim Ends September 9 Lap swim ends at the Whitmore Pool for the season this Friday, September 9. Swim in the morning from 6:30-9:30am and every swimmer that joined us this season is invited to join us for a celebratory breakfast recognizing an awesome summer of swimming and those that eclipsed the Whitmore 50 Challenge!
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Park, Facilities and Trails UpdatePlease click here to view the status of our parks, facilities, MUP’s and sidewalks. Please respect our parks and facilities by taking care of your trash, pick-up after your pet and keep your dog on a leash. Thank you!
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Community Recreation Center (CRC) UpdateWork continues on interior insulation and utilities as much of the exterior utility work has been placed underground - staff expects more trades to arrive onsite in September. This includes framers, plumbers, and masons. Crews also began installing the 18” thick insulation on the inside of the membrane panels. The vertical end walls will be finished once the various trades complete their work. Grading of the Mobility Hub is underway, and Tesla is expected to start their work later in the month. Framing of the bus shelter on Old Mammoth Road is expected to commence in September. The Town appreciates the community’s understanding and patience as we work towards enhancing our community recreation amenities. Look for the weekly #crcupdates on the Town's Facebook page. Temporary park closure: For the duration of construction for the new Community Recreation Center, the Mammoth Creek Park playground, restrooms and parking lot will be CLOSED to the public.
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Work for Parks and Recreation! If you're passionate about recreation in our local community and want to secure a job supporting the performing arts, come and join our team at the Edison Theater! We're looking for a Site Coordinator and temporary Recreation Facilities Staff. The Site Coordinator will coordinate, supervise, implement, and promote scheduled activities at the Edison Theater, while Facilities Staff will provide operational support to and act as the front-line ambassadors at the Edison Theater. Successful candidates should be available to work weekdays, weekends, evenings, and holidays. Click here to learn more and to apply!
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Mammoth Gran FondoThe Mammoth Gran Fondo was chosen as a “top-ten century” bike ride by Bicycling Magazine for its “jaw-dropping vistas." The Mammoth Gran Fondo takes riders along the east side of the High Sierra with spectacular views of the Sierra Nevada Range, Mono Lake, and the White Mountains. On Saturday, September 10, ride options include 102, 70 and 42-mile routes along quiet roads with no or very little traffic. The after-ride party includes food and entertainment. Be a part of this incredible event, hosted by the Mammoth Mountain Community Foundation. Click here for rider information (registration is closed).
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Mammoth TuffThe name, Mammoth TUFF, is a nod to the Long Valley Caldera and the volcanic stone that defines ‘gravel’ in the area. The caldera was formed about 760,000 years ago in a volcanic eruption from which the magma still underlies it, heating underground water and fueling hot springs the event will ride by. The short course is around 45 miles with 2,000 feet of climbing and will circle the famous caldera. The long course is around 100 miles with 8,000 feet of elevation gain and travels through the Volcanic Tableland formed by the Long Valley Caldera. Prepare to be transported back in time on routes used by miners and even further back. The event is scheduled on Saturday, September 17. Click here for details and to register.
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Crowley Lake Trail RunThe Crowley Lake Trail Run 5k/10k and kids 1k on Saturday, September 25 is a fundraising run designed to benefit the local community with active classes, special workshops and neighborhood improvements. The course winds through fire roads next to Crowley Lake and past Beaver Cove and Crooked Creek. The run offers something for everyone, but all are guaranteed to have a good time. There will be plenty of support on the trail, the course will be marked all along the way so there’s no getting lost, there are 3 aid stations with water and a friendly face to cheer you on. Come out and support your local community. Click here for information or to register
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Mammoth TrailFest Mammoth TrailFest from September 22-25 is a multi-day community focused experience filled with world-class trail races, free live events, storytelling, and great local food designed to increase access for all abilities and backgrounds. Runners can register for the McCoy 26K (16.5 miles / 4,000ft+ / $5,250 Purse), the Mammoth 50K (31.5 miles / 7,000ft+ / $8,000 Purse) or take on the Dragon’s Back Ascent (2.75 miles, 2,400ft+ to the top of California’s highest ski resort!). Mammoth Trailfest are true mountain races designed for aesthetic, flow, and runners of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Click here to learn more or to register.
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Fire Restrictions in The Eastern SierraEffective Monday, June 6, 2022 the Inyo National Forest and Bureau of Land Management Bishop Field Office implemented fire restrictions on all Federal lands under their jurisdiction. Seasonal fire restrictions for the Eastern Sierra Region are being implemented in close coordination with other state and local county agencies. The following restrictions will be in place on both agency lands: - No Campfires, briquette/charcoal barbeques, or stove fires are allowed outside of agency-provided fire rings or barbeques at designated developed recreation sites. Dispersed campfires such as rock rings, will no longer be allowed.
- No Smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or in an area at least three feet in diameter barren of all flammable materials.
- No welding or operating acetylene or other torch with open flame.
- No motorized vehicles or tools powered by internal combustion engines off designated roads or trails (such as chainsaws or lawn mowers).
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Please Leash Your Dog! The Mammoth Lakes Police Department is issuing citations to all owners with dogs off-leash at Shady Rest Park and throughout Town after issuing only warnings for the last 2 years. It is unlawful for any dog owner to allow their dog to run at large within the Town of Mammoth Lakes Municipal Boundary. The Eastern Sierra offers an incredible outdoor playground for dog owners to play and walk with your dog(s) off-leash. The Town is moving forward with plans for a dog park with construction expected to commence in the fall of 2023. Thank you for your commitment in keeping Mammoth Lakes safe and beautiful for all to enjoy! Learn more about Dog Resources, Licensing, Education and Enforcement.
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Zumba ClassesZumba classes are back at the Mammoth Lakes Community Center every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday night, from 7-8pm. Join Coach Denisse, and get you burn and dance on at the same time! Only $10 per class.
Latin Night at Mammoth Rock 'n' BowlDJs, dancing and discount bowling every Thursday night. 10pm until close. Must be 18+. Open Mic Mondays
Distant Brewing hosts an Open Mic night every Monday! They have guitars, amps, drums, mics, keyboards and anything else to get yourself up on stage! For more information, click here.Mindful Movement Sessions at the Hayden CabinMindful Movement sessions are a creative blend of breath, yoga, core qi gong, meditation and so much more, held every Tuesday from 3pm-4pm in the beautiful outdoor space of the Hayden Cabin. FREE to the community. Mono County Wellness Program Schedule
Click here for information about the Mammoth Lakes program schedule
Clubhouse Live - Returns Fall 2022
- Sierra Wellness Center, 181 Sierra Manor Road #4, Mammoth Lakes
- Free social program for middle and high school students. Snacks, activities, and more!
Sunday Senior Doughnut Drop-In - Ongoing
- Sundays 8:00-10:00am
- Various Locations Join us for coffee, a light breakfast, community, and conversation on Sunday mornings:
- September 11: Stellar Brew
- September 18: Black Velvet
- September 25: Mammoth Coffee Roasters
Open Space Hang - Ongoing
- Wednesdays, 6:00-8:00pm
- Sierra Wellness Center, 181 Sierra Manor Road #4, Mammoth Lakes
- Join us for a sober evening of games, music, and community.
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CSA#1 - FREE Community Fall Classes! The community of Crowley Lake is now offering complimentary fall community recreation classes at the Crowley Lake Community Center. For more information, please visit the Crowley Lake Neighborhood Facebook page or contact Isabel at (760) 935-4089 to be added to the mailing list.
Elevate MammothElevate is Mammoth Hospital's community prevention, wellness, and performance institute focused on improving the health of our community through facilitating positive lifestyle choices and providing the necessary knowledge, resources, and skills. Elevate was launched in the Spring of 2021 by Mammoth Hospital. Join a variety of virtual and in-person wellness programs including Pilates, Tai Chi, and Mom Strong: Perinatal Core & Pelvic Health, support groups, prenatal classes, and education series on nutrition and mindfulness. Check out all of their classes and schedule here.
Mammoth Lakes Library Storytime and Reading Challenge In addition to our weekly Facebook Live Storytimes on Wednesdays at 10:30am and in Spanish alternate Fridays at 10:30am on Mammoth Lakes Library's Facebook page. Makerspace and MonoBookBox Program The library continues to offer free all-ages seasonal Makerspace Kits and Activity Zines for pick up at the front desk, along with Storytime To Go bags for young families at Mammoth Lakes Library. School age kids can still sign up for a few remaining slots in our winter MonoBookBox Program and high school age teens can participate in our Evolution of Storytelling Project which includes free journaling boxes and zine-making kits and this season adds in-house use of iPads for digital story creation and recording equipment for oral history/podcast style storytelling. Adults can take advantage of our Drop-In Sewing Machine Time at the 2nd floor Makerspace every Wednesday from 2:30-4:30pm. Additional information: monocolibraries.org.
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