Carnival, thousands of homemade and homegrown exhibits, Rodeos, Destruction Derby, Petting Zoo, great food, vendors galore & more! Located in Bishop at the fairgrounds.

Come join the Gold Wing Road Riders Association and the Village at Mammoth for a ragin' weekend including motorcycle vendors, events muralist, bike exhibitions, bike skill games and more. Friday, live music from 2:00 - 9:15 pm and Saturday, live music from 2:00 - 7:00 pm.

Located at the Village at Mammoth. Live entertainment.

Convict Lake Resort is the place to be for Trout Fest on September 3-5!  Up to $3000 in resort prizes are up for grabs, plus a Gourmet BBQ and Music on Saturday.  Entry fees are $40 for Adults/$30 for Kids and include the BBQ, T-shirt, Cap and Pin.  For more information, please contact Convict Lake Resort at (760) 934-3800.

 
Tom's Place at the "top of the hill" hosts a car show and BBQ to celebrate Labor Day. All pre-1974 cars and bikes welcome! Enjoy this great day event with live music, excellent food and LOTS of pretty cars!

For more information, please visit Tom's Place website.

Located at the Community Center Tennis Courts on Forest Trail. M.L.T.C. sponsors the Labor Day Doubles tournament in cooperation with the Town of Mammoth Lakes Tourism and Recreation Department. Call MLTC president Gail Lonne at (760) 934-0150 for entry forms. Three days of tennis fun in the High Sierra Summer sun.

Located at Sam's Wood Site on Minaret Rd. from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm. on Sat. and Sun. and from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm on Sun. Mammoth's Premier art event. Artists & contemporary craftsmen, childrens entertainment, fun foods and family fun.

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, an exhibit on the pioneering women of the Mammoth Lakes area will be on display at the Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center, (2510 Hwy 203) until September 30th. Imagine what it was like to leave your home and travel by wagon train to the west.  Discover hardship and joy in the diaries of those that made the journey.  Early settler dresses and belongings will be on display.  Books available for purchase include: "Ho for California," "Westward the Women," "Westering Women," and "Women's Voices from the Mother Lode." 

For more information, please contact the Mammoth/Mono Lake Ranger District at (760) 924-5516.

Minaret Cinemas Customer Appreciation Night - Every Tuesday night all shows, all seats $6.00 per person. Snack bar special: Buy a medium popcorn and get a medium drink Free.

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, an exhibit about Sally Gaines will be on display in Lee Vining at the Mono Lake Committee Information & Book Store, as well as at the Mono Basin Scenic Area Visitor Center from April 15 until September 30th.  Sally Gaines is one of the co-founders of the Mono Lake Committee, which was established in 1978 to save Mono Lake from excessive diversions from the LA Department of Water & Power.

For more information, please contact the Mono Lake Committee at (760) 647-6595.

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, an exhibit about Nellie Bly O'Bryan and her Upside-Down House will be on display at the Old School House Museum in Lee Vining beginning May 28 through the summer season. Nellie Bly O'Bryan was a visionary, entrepreneur, and long time resident of the Mono Basin.  Originally located along US 395 north of the Tioga Lodge, the "house" was inspired by two childrens' stories – "Upside Down Land" and "The Upsidedownians."  Upon her death in 1984, the Upside-Down House fell into disrepair until it was rescued and moved to its current site in October 2000.  The house became Mono County's first man-made tourist attraction in 1956.  For more information, please contact the Mono Basin Historical Society, Lee Vining, CA 93541 by phone at (760) 647-6461 or curator@monobasinhs.org 

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, a "Women of the Mountain" exhibit will be on display from May 29 until September 30, 2010 at the Hayden Cabin Museum in Mammoth Lakes.  The exhibit will show a brief history of female figures who have made significant differences in Mammoth. 

For more information, please contact 760-924-5500.

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, an exhibit on the Native American women of Mono Basin and a tribute to their lives and art will be on display from mid-June throughout the summer at the Mono Basin Scenic Visitor Center in Lee Vining.

For more information, please contact (760) 647-6595.


* Photo by Arya Degenhardt, Mono Lake Committee

Organized by the Eastern Sierra Cultural Heritage Alliance, an exhibit featuring the life of Andrea Mead Lawrence will be on display from July 4 until September 30, 2010 at the Mammoth Ski Museum. 

For more information, please contact 760-934-6592 or email info@mammothskimuseum.org