Linden High PTC

Thursday’s Passport to Adventure’s lineup includes, Jonathon Latta UOP’s percussion instructor and a couple of his students to introduce, teach, and perform a variety of percussion instruments. Nancy Gonzalez St. Clair and her Mom making Papel Picado. Plus the Stockton/San Joaquin Library Bus for story time and a free book. This is for Thursday July 11 at 9:00am call 209-331-2055 to reserve your spot. Registration information at www.sanjoaquinhistory.org

The presenters for Tuesday’s Passport to Adventure on June 25 th are The Lockeford Grange, The Write Place - Tuleburg Press, San Joaquin- Stockton Library System, and The Strumingo’s Ukulele Group. Grandparents, Parents, Friends and Family get those kids away from the screens and experiencing art, culture, STEM, music, history, and books. Call 209-331-2055 to reserve your spot. Www.sanjoaquinhistory.org the events tab for more information.

Thursday will be such an enriching cultural line up. We have rescheduled Nancy Gonzalez St. Clair, Jazzylyn Kimanh Nguyenchau, and Ms. Sasirega Sivaramakrishnan. We will also learn how the pioneers did laundry. 🤪. Come meet these talented humans, and be inspired.

Puppets everyone loves a puppet show! Mr. Purple will be at Passport to Adventure on June 18th. Orlando Jose will be there with his puppet team. Smile Bebe shown with our friend Orlando Zeps Molina will be introducing us to Vietnamese and Chinese cultures. Local Artist Geneva Mello will be doing an Irish Art Project with us. SJC AgVenture’s Krista McCoon will be teaching a STEM project. Bean in a bag. Wow! You don’t want to miss out. Go online www.sanjoaquinhistory.org the events tab or call 209-331-2055 Monday to reserve your spot.

Thursday’s Adventures will take us to Asia, Greece, and Norway. We will learn about Norway and its Troll’s. What it’s like to be Greek and learn of all the contributions and history from them. We will make our own recycled hat. With the grand finale being the talented team of dancers and actors from Red Phoenix Rising Theater. Our own docent Val Acoba is their creative director. Go to www.sanjoaquinhistory.org for more information. Call 209-331-2055 to reserve your spot. Passport to Adventure is Tuesdays and Thursdays all summer at The San Joaquin County Historical Society and Museum at Micke’s Grove.

Passport to Adventure’s Thursday’s Lineup of presenters is a performance by the World Famous multi-instrumental talents of Neil Nayyar. Artist Joy Dibble Neas of Art Splash will be introducing us to community arts. Docent Joyce will be talking about the Trolls of Norway, are they real? Plus learn how Huckleberry Finn fished. This is the Good Stuff. ❤️. Don’t miss out. San Joaquin County Historical Society and Museum. Call to reserve your spot for the young humans in your life.

Passport to Adventure is debuting on Tuesday June 4th at 9:00am. You will start with a walk down the Sunshine Trail through native plantings. Say the pledge of allegiance in the Calaveras School House. Learn to make Native American Corn Husk dolls with the team from Native CORE. Listen to the story of Chinese Noodles, read by Val Acoba from Red Phoenix Rising Theater. Learn Pioneer gardening skills from Farmer Mike in the museum’s garden. Then listen to the world renowned Swiss Accordion/ Yodeling performances of Arthur Brogli. 4 cultures introduced, all while having fun. Finish by having a picnic. This is how you make memories. ❤️ https://sanjoaquinhistory.org/news-and-events/upcoming-events/. Take this link for registration form. Call for more information. 209-331-2055. Each day has different presentations and activities. This is the schedule for Tuesday June 4th.

The Weather Man says we have a Pineapple Express headed our way. If you are an educator and needing filler or substitute activities check out this site for educational videos about local farming. Even the General Public can learn something about where your food comes from and its importance to our community. ❤️ https://www.sjcagventure.com/virtualtrips. Great Job Krista McCoon

VIRTUAL TRIPS | Mysite Farmer Matt Cultrera of Mako Farms will explain the process of growing collard greens, including the varieties, growing period, and the harvest process, as well as where they go after harvest. He'll also talk about the nutritional benefits.