Abalone Cook-Off & Festival 2008
Saturday, October 4

Location: Noyo Harbor
South Harbor Dr,
Fort Bragg

Advanced Tickets (Active members only, or Join MAPA)

Cook’s Information and Application Form

Vendor Information and Application Form

Abalone Cook-Off & Festival 2007

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August Art Gallery Showings

The Arts for the Parks, 2008 art contest is a wonderful success, thanks to the many artists, chefs, plant nurseries, businesses, sponsors, volunteers and the community. Read more.

GRAND PRIZE & RIBBON WINNERS

You may now purchase the lovely works of art based on our CA State Parks in Mendocino County by going to:

• A participating gallery in our Traveling Art Show. See schedule.

Note: Artwork purchased from now through October will be shipped to you at MAPA's expense at the end of the traveling show - in October. Be sure to purchase your favorite artworks before they are sold.

• The Arts for the Parks Online Catalog.

"MacKerricher Sunset", Eleanor Harvey
Grand Prize, Large Painting

CATALOG: A beautiful, printed catalog is also available with 75 full-color photos of the grandprize winners, the ribbon winners, and all the art selected for the traveling art show. Catalog.

Order Online Here
or Here to for local pickup.

THANK YOU! to our many sponsors

Slideshow of the Walk on the Wild Side Artist Reception+Auction&Banquet
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YOU can make a difference!

Your art purchases benefit the artist, the art galleries, MAPA and the community.

MAPA invites interested individuals and businesses to
Join the MAPA team as a Member, Donor or Volunteer.

Your participation in the many MAPA programs and events makes a positive influence on the quality of our natural and cultural history programs in our local state parks, which, in turn, makes a positive impact on our parklands: Junior Rangers; Campfire Programs; Nature Walks/Talks; School Field Trips; In-school Programs; Living History Programs; Park Interpreters; Volunteer/Docent Councils and Trainings; Natural and Cultural History Seminars; Exhibits; Interpretive Trail Signage; and six Museums/Visitor Centers.