Tuolumne County Events
April-May 2018

April 6
Mamma Mia! Live theatre production presented by the East Sonora Sierra Repertory Theatre. Shows on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Matinees and evening shows. For more information: 209-532-3120.
April 7
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
Mamma Mia! Live theatre production presented by the East Sonora Sierra Repertory Theatre. Shows on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Matinees and evening shows. For more information: 209-532-3120.
April 8
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm
April 11
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
April 13
Friday Flix at the Sonora Opera Hall showing Men in Black at 6:30pm $5 per person free popcorn and no host bar.
April 14
2nd Saturday Art Night in Historic Downtown Sonora. 5-8pm. Art, live music, local shopping.
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
Welcome Home Veterans Bike and Car Show at the Tuolumne Co. Sheriff Posse Grounds, Rawhide Road, Jamestown. All proceeds from the event support local veterans, community outreach and scholarships. Hosted by Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 391. 10am-4pm
42nd Annual Columbia Wine Tasting Event at Columbia State Historic Park 1pm-4pm. Taste fine wines from over 70 wineries and enjoy delicious hors d’oeuvres while supporting the Hospitality Management Program. Souvenir glass provided with ticket price of $55 per person. For more information: 209-588-5065.
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.
April 18
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
April 21
Parade “Who Let the Dogs Out”- Downtown Twain Harte. There are awards given for best dressed dog, best looking dog and the worst looking dog. There are local dog vendors in the parking lot by All That Matters and food is available from any of the restaurants in town. Bring your dog and join in the parade. 11am.
Special Wildflower Trains at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. Train departs at 3 pm from the Railtown 1897 SHP depot, after a short video presentation at 2:30 pm, about the native wildflowers of the region. Regular ticket prices apply. For more information: 209-984-3953
National Park Week: April 21-29
April 25
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
April 28
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
Special Wildflower Trains at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. Train departs at 3 pm from the Railtown 1897 SHP depot, after a short video presentation at 2:30 pm, about the native wildflowers of the region. Regular ticket prices apply. For more information: 209-984-3953
April 29
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.

May 2
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
Columbia State Historic Park Certified Farmers Market. Seasonal farmers’ market (May-October) on Main Street in the heart of Columbia State Historic Park, open Thursdays from 5:00 to 8:00pm
Sonora Smoke Polers Spring Rendezvous: From 8am on each day. Black powder shooting, mountain man reenactment, trail walks, contests, trading, free, $10 to camp. Camp Six Bits, Chinese Camp. For more information: 209-785-2128.
May 5
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
Sonora Smoke Polers Spring Rendezvous: From 8am on each day. Black powder shooting, mountain man reenactment, trail walks, contests, trading, free, $10 to camp. Camp Six Bits, Chinese Camp. For more information: 209-785-2128.
Tuolumne County Relay for Life at West Side Trail in Tuolumne. Saturday morning at 9am. Fundraiser from our events help The American Cancer Society provide free information and support for people facing cancer, and funds cancer research that will help protect future generations. For more information: (209) 765-7116.
Columbia Soul at the corner of Jackson and Bigler Streets by Columbia Volunteer Fire Department Engine Company No. One. 7pm-10pm $5 cover charge. Must be 21+.
May 6
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.
Sonora Smoke Polers Spring Rendezvous: From 8am on each day. Black powder shooting, mountain man reenactment, trail walks, contests, trading, free,
$10 to camp. Camp Six Bits, Chinese Camp. For more information: 209-785-2128.
May 9
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm)
May 10
Columbia State Historic Park Certified Farmers Market. Seasonal farmers’ market (May-October) on Main Street in the heart of Columbia State Historic Park, open Thursdays from 5:00 to 8:00pm.
May 12
2nd Saturday Art Night in Historic Downtown Sonora. 5-8pm. Art, live music, local shopping.
61st Annual Mother Lode Round-Up Parade & Rodeo. Saturday features one of the longest-running parades in California & Sunday’s events include Mother’s Day Brunch, Western dancing & Rodeo competitions.
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
May 13
61st Annual Mother Lode Round-Up Parade & Rodeo. Saturday features one of the longest-running parades in California & Sunday’s events include Mother’s Day Brunch, Western dancing & Rodeo competitions.
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.
Mother’s Day at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park. Bring a picnic and enjoy a relaxing Mother’s Day at Railtown 1897 SHP. Special treats for moms aboard the train when accompanied by a child. The 2901 (first class car) will be available. For more information: 209-984-3953.
May 14
YARTS service to Yosemite begins for the season
May 16
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
May 17
Columbia State Historic Park Certified Farmers Market. Seasonal farmers’ market (May-October) on Main Street in the heart of Columbia State Historic Park, open Thursdays from 5:00 to 8:00pm.
May 18
Friday Flix at the Sonora Opera Hall showing “Paint Your Wagon.” 6:30pm free popcorn and no host bar.
May 19
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
Sonora Certified Farmers Market in Historic Downtown Sonora every Saturday morning May- October. Located on Theall and Stewart Streets. 7:30am-11:30am.
Twain Harte A La Carte: Wine tasting, gourmet foods, and silent auction. 5pm-7pm at the Meadow Plaza. Tickets are $35 per person. For more information: 209-586-4482.
May 20
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.
May 23
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
May 24
Columbia State Historic Park Certified Farmers Market. Seasonal farmers’ market (May-October) on Main Street in the heart of Columbia State Historic Park, open Thursdays from 5:00 to 8:00pm.
May 26
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
Memorial Day Opening Weekend at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park for train rides. Regular excursion trains depart Saturday, Sunday and Monday over the holiday weekend. Steam operations on Saturday and Sunday, diesel on Monday. For more information: 209-984-3953
Sonora Certified Farmers Market in Historic Downtown Sonora every Saturday morning May- October. Located on Theall and Stewart Streets. 7:30am-11:30am.
Twain Harte Chili Cook-Off. Memorial Day Weekend Twain Harte Chilli Cook-Off (May 27) Saturday: 9am-3pm Tastings: 11:30am-2pm Kids activities too.
May 27
Acoustic Live Music Sundays featuring C.T. LOCKE at the Red Barn Saloon. Must be 21+. 2pm-7pm.
Memorial Day Opening Weekend at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park for train rides. Regular excursion trains depart Saturday, Sunday and Monday over the holiday weekend. Steam operations on Saturday and Sunday, diesel on Monday. For more information: 209-984-3953
YARTS Free Day. Ride into Yosemite National Park for FREE. Passengers are encouraged to arrive at least one hour prior to the scheduled departure times to wait in line for a seat. Seating is limited. Boarding will be based on first-come, first-served and no reservations will be accepted. Visit yarts.com for route information and times.
May 28
Memorial Day Opening Weekend at Railtown 1897 State Historic Park for train rides. Regular excursion trains depart Saturday, Sunday and Monday over the holiday weekend. Steam operations on Saturday and Sunday, diesel on Monday. For more information: 209-984-3953
Twain Harte Memorial Day Parade. A red white and blue parade where the community gathers to honor military veterans. Raising of the flag ceremony followed by a hot dog BBQ at Eproson Park. 11:30am.
YARTS Free Day. Ride into Yosemite National Park for FREE. Passengers are encouraged to arrive at least one hour prior to the scheduled departure times to wait in line for a seat. Seating is limited. Boarding will be based on first-come, first-served and no reservations will be accepted. Visit yarts.com for route information and times.
May 30
Columbia Farmory (Every Wednesday and Saturday 11-5pm).
May 31
Columbia State Historic Park Certified Farmers Market. Seasonal farmers’ market (May-October) on Main Street in the heart of Columbia State Historic Park, open Thursdays from 5:00 to 8:00pm.