California Pioneer History Day is celebrated at the Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park in Coloma, CA. It is an all-day event that highlights the contributions made by various groups to the early history of California. The 2023 family-friendly event will feature many hands-on activities for both children and adults on pioneer life, and will include historic exhibits and demonstrations from the Chinese Friends of the Railroad; Gold Rush Jewish Community; the Black peacetime military unit, the Buffalo Soldiers; the Mewuk Nisenan Native American Tribes; the Japanese Wakamatsu Farm; the Pioneer Methodist Church of 1851; and the Mormon Battalion, whose members were with James Marshall in Coloma when he discovered gold.

Bring a picnic & spend the day. Some food will be available to purchase. If you want to be part of the experience, wear your pioneer outfit. There will also be a donation collection of winter apparel at the JustServe tent (scarves, gloves, mittens, socks, coats, caps)

Contact Brian or Michelle Campbell in Vinyard Ward if you can volunteer for 2 hours at the Lodi Stake tent representing the Ship Brooklyn.

The Mokelumne River Ward Primary is happy to present to you what we have been learning in primary all year. Bring your friends and family and enjoy hearing each of the children ages 3-11 share their testimonies through words and song.

Come and enjoy some Halloween fun, including a costume contest, hotdogs, popcorn, donuts, live DJ, music, dancing & Karaoke. Don’t forget to invite your friends and neighbors.