Arts & Heritage

Sierra Classic Theatre was founded in 1999 with the mission of providing our community with quality performances of renowned plays. SClTh, a 501c3 non-profit group, always welcomes new members, actors, patrons and ideas. In additions to twice yearly full-scale productions, SCT puts on a cult-favorite theatrical event: the Murder Mystery Dinner… Learn More

The purpose of Mammoth Lakes Repertory Theatre is to develop, maintain and nurture live theatre in the Mono and Inyo County area by providing a creative space to produce live theatre of the highest caliber, equal to any theatre in the state, and inspiring the arts while making a vital… Learn More

The purposes of the Southern Mono Historical Society are the enhancement of public knowledge of the history of the southern Mono County region and the collection, interpretation and display of artifacts pertaining to such history and culture. The society will make open to the public its collection and resources through… Learn More

Dave McCoy’s vision to cultivate higher education and the arts in the Eastern Sierra is shared by many. Mammoth Lakes Foundation’s goal is to maintain a permanent college campus with facilities for academic studies, to teach and encourage an appreciation of the arts, and to offer student housing in Mammoth Lakes…. Learn More

The Eastern Sierra Symphony enriches the cultural landscape of the Eastern Sierra region through transformative, innovative and inspirational orchestral performances and music education. Specializing in multigenerational and cross-cultural artists and programming, ESS presents yearly free symphonic events, affording residents and visitors alike access to world-class concert experiences. We hope that… Learn More

Owned by Nolan Nitschke, this gallery features landscape photography of the Eastern Sierras, California, Idaho, Utah and the American West. Nolan was raised in the Eastern Sierras, and feels fortunate to have been exposed to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world at a very young age. Now,… Learn More

In 1877, miners discovered silver and gold deposits on the northern slope of Red Mountain in Mammoth Lakes. Ruins of the Mammoth Consolidated Gold Mine, operated circa 1927-1933., include mining offices, assay office, a cabin, mill, bunkhouses, a school house, mining equipment and mine shafts. Follow an easy dirt trail… Learn More

The past comes alive in this historic 1934 cabin of photographer and painter Stephen H. Willard (1894-1966). Enjoy the fine art, antiques and mining memorabilia that fill every room. This world-class gallery’s focus on Eastern Sierra and Yosemite paintings by such important museum-level, historic California painters as Edgar Payne, Maynard… Learn More

The Mono Arts Council Gallery features work from over 80 local and regional artists. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will help you with a wide variety of arts & crafts, everything from scenic photography to metal sculptures, from pottery to hats, from oil paintings to hand-made soap. In addition to… Learn More

The Sheet was founded in May, 2003 by Jack Lunch and is independently owned and operated. It is a weekly newspaper of general circulation covering news from Lone Pine to Coleville along the Highway 395 corridor. It is proof that traditional journalism is not dead if done well. Learn More