Welcome to
Arts For Earth
Arts For Earth Foundation Nature Center and Gift Gallery is located at:
3408 Mt. Pinos Way in Frazier Park, CA.
For hours and general information call:
661-245-1523 or 661-803-7744
Arts For Earth designs Interpretive displays for the Los Padres National Forest and organizes area nature and arts groups for youth including the El Tejon School District, under the Arts For Earth Foundation Youth Program.
NATURE CLUB:
"The Wild Watchers"
Pine Mountain Learning Center
All 3rd - 6th Grade Students of the El Tejon School District: Public, Charter and Home School are welcome to register
Meetings: 2:45 - 4pm Wednesdays at the Pine Mountain Learning Center just west of PMC.
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Learn about the Los Padres National Forest
with the visual arts!
Arts Workshops:
Saturday workshops Noon - 3pm, 3408 Mt.Pinos Way, Frazier Park, CA
Register for workshops, select from several projects, materials range from $5 - $15.
Contact us for a schedule of projects:
Arts For Earth Keeps in Touch:
WHAT: AFEF monthly meetings:
WHEN: You are invited to attend our monthly Arts For Earth Foundation meetings on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm. $5 donation requested at the door.
WHERE: La Sierra Restaurant banquet room.
Meetings feature artists from AFEF gallery, select presentations on animal rescue groups, land conservancy's, art demos or demonstrations by:
WHO:
-Nature Artists, musicians, Chumash story-tellers
-USFS Junior Rangers
-EarthSkills
-Sierra Club
-Audubon Society Youth
-California Native Plants Society
The Gallery:
Other attractions found in our Arts For Earth Gallery:
-Nature displays of area
-animal tracks
-locally found rocks and minerals
-native plants
-animal skulls
-Artwork Paintings and Photographs:
-Native plants / flowers
-Mt.Pinos Alpine Meadows
-Riparian habitat
-Pinion Forests
-paintings and photos of area wildlife
-Jeffrey Pine Forests in Pine Mtn.area
-Gifts include:
New shipment of rocks, geodes and crystals
Handmade cards,
Nature and Art Books,
Area Maps and
Hand Sewn Gifts including pillows,
and water bottle holders
T-shirts and totes of displayed artwork
photos of you and your family
Order t's/totes/prints with family pic
The mountain communities are full of inspiration.
It's dawn and we're watching the muted tones of sunrise as they wash the mountain peaks. A moments blaze and suddenly it's daylight.
Come visit Arts For Earth Foundation in Frazier Park Tuesday through Saturday Noon-5. Our mission is to educate and support sustainable living through the arts.
Arts For Earth has generated thousands of dollars in donations to the California Wildlife Center by creating pet portraits for their supporters. www.californiawildlifecenter.org
Currently we are teaching mountain kids about nature through a newly formed visual arts/nature club in the El Tejon School District called "The Wild Watchers".
We welcome and encourage artists, young and old, to use their passion to create compassion. Do you have a cause you want to support with your art?
Join up with Arts For Earth Foundation. Become a member today and start working for a better tomorrow!
Hi there,
Frazier Park is holding it's 3rd Annual Earth Day Celebration in the Fraziers Community Park and in the Hall next Saturday, April 21st, two days before the official Earth Day Click the poster to the right for more 2012 info.
We'd love to invite you to see some of the awesome activities and groups donating their time to the community to make sure there are healthy fun resources of things to do, foods to eat and help for all ages.
Here's an article for you to read, giving an overview of Arts For Earth Foundations intentions in organizing this Earth Day Celebration. As a 501c.3 our mission is to use the arts for education and to help people live sustainable healthy lives. This event furthers our mission, just come and see! Next year it'll even have an arts and music festival. We're growing every year as people learn that they can have fun even in these difficult times. The vets for trees will plant an oak, and the Ridge Route Communities Historical Society will give an historical overview of our history as we walk our new easy walk trail through the park.
At 12 we'll go back inside for refreshments and have a program for the kids as they learn to draw wildlife with the Art in Nature Club and other recyclable craft projects for boys and girls. Parents and other adults will have time to browse the many exhibits of Earth Friendly groups dedicated to helping people live healthy awe inspired lives. (See EarthDay page) A partnership with Center of the World Festival will help you make drawings of the impressive exhibits into a story book to keep for all time.
Best wishes, if you have any questions please call:
Michelle Nosco,
Arts for Earth Foundation president and organizer of the event
661-803-7744
