Noon to 4pm, Sunday, March 27, 2011
Jeanette Rogers and KRV Family Resource Center director Nancy Puckett organized our first "Community Faire" at the Senior Center on Sunday, March 21. It was a hit! Many local organizations participated, including:
Author D.G. Flamand, Beyond Juice Lake Isabella, CASA of Kern County, Camp Erwin Owen, Center for Positive Growth, Cerro Coso Community College, Clan Diggers Genealogical Society, Clinica Sierra Vista, Compassion Caravan, Cowboy Historian Bob Powers Books/Marge Powers, Daughters of the American Revolution/Children of the American Revolution, Earth Spirit Studio, Elks Lodge, Fish & Game Habitat Club, Friends of the Kern County Animal Shelters Foundation & the Lake Isabella Animal Shelter, Havilah Centennial Group, H.E.A.R.T.S. Connection Family Resource Center, High Sierra Wild Horse Sanctuary & Gentling Center, Junior Girl Scout Troops 210 & 513, Kern River Preserve, Kern Valley Aquatics Program, Kern Valley Freedom Festival, Kern Valley High School Broncs Boosters, Kern Valley High School ECHO Academy, Kern Valley Hospital Foundation, Kern Valley Progressive Alliance for Change, Kernville Chamber of Commerce, KRV & Kernville Branch Libraries/Kern County Library, KRV Art Association, KRV Astronomy Club, KRV Democratic Club, KRV Elks Lodge Anti-Drug Program, KRV Family Resource Center, KRV Garden Group, KRV Historical Society, Kern River Valley Revitalization, KV Bike Park, Lake Isabella Career Services Center, New Hope Counseling, Nuui Cunni Native American Cultural Center/Kern River Piute Council, Owens Valley Career Development Center, Pregnancy Resource Center of the Kern River Valley, Responsible Ethical Volunteers for Animals (R.E.V.A.), Rotary Club of KRV, Run-4-A-Way, Salvation Army - Lake Isabella/Angel Food Ministry, Sequoia ForestKeeper, Sequoia National Forest – Kern River Ranger District, Sienna Wellness Institute, South Fork Womens Club, Stewards of the Sequoia, Tea Party of the Kern River Valley, The Reel Cinema, U. S. Census Bureau 2010, & Women's Center-High Desert
Christine Vegter's grandson, Kern Valley Community Faire co-chair Nancy Puckett, Pockets the Burro & Nadia Lane
Christine Vegter's grandson, Kern Valley Community Faire co-chair Nancy Puckett, Pockets the Burro & Nadia Lane
of the High Sierra Wild Horse Sanctuary & Gentling Center outside the very popular 1st Annaul Community Faire.
There were a number of Kids' events and the South Fork Women's Club provided a healthy lunch (till they ran out).
Soon, we'll post an RSVP form for groups to sign up for next year, Sunday, March 27, 2011.
