Maturango Museum 2024 Annual Auction and Dinner
2024-09-28 17:00 - 21:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Kerr McGee Center, 100 W California Ave,, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Maturango Museum 2024
Annual Auction and Dinner
Saturday, September 28
Kerr-McGee Center Doors open at 5:00 p.m.
Make a difference…
and have a great time doing it!
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Searles Valley Historical Society Museums Field Trip
2025-02-15 09:00 - 17:00 | Maturango Museum, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Searles Valley Historical Society Museums Field Trip Saturday, February 15
Have you ever driven through Trona on your way to someplace else, passing all the wonderful museums and wished you could stop and take a look? I know I have thought about it, but it can sometimes be hard to do spur of the moment since several of the museum buildings are open by appointment only. Guess what? We’ve made those appointments for this trip.
Come with us to the Searles Valley Historical Society Museums. We’ll be visiting the Fire Museum, History House, Trona Railway Museum and Caboose, and the Old Guest House Museum. Docents will be on-hand at each location to guide us through their rich history and their exhibits. Want to peruse at your own pace? You can do that as well during the time we are at each area.
Our journey will start at the Maturango Museum and we’ll drive over to Trona through Poison Canyon. Oh by the way, did you know that the “real name” of Poison Canyon is Salt Wells Canyon? I didn’t. I’ve already learned something.
We’ll make a brief stop at the Trona Pinnacles turn-off to view two monuments; John Searles’ Freight Wagon Route Monument and the Epsom Salts Monorail Monument. If you want to learn more about the Epsom Salts Monorail, Maturango Museum has a great book on this subject.
From there we’ll continue to the Fire Museum. Inside this museum are two antique fire engines, a 1924 Stutz and a 1938 Ahren-Fox. Displays in the Fire Museum include 20 photographs of major fires in Argus, Borosolvay, and Trona and other fire memorabilia.
We’ll then make a quick stop at the Trona Rest Stop to take care of business and proceed to the History House, Caboose, and Railway Museum.
The History House is one of the oldest residential houses in Trona (built around 1920) and is a treasure trove of items from yesteryear. The Trona Railway Museum displays artifacts from the Trona Railway and the Caboose will be open to those able to navigate the steep stairs to get in and out.
We will then return to the Trona Rest Stop for lunch. The kiosk at the Rest Stop was a joint project of the BLM Ridgecrest Office and the Searles Valley Historical Society. There
are 16 panels that have information about the local area, local mining, local history, sightseeing and recreational opportunities, and desert safety.
After lunch we’ll head to our final stop, the Old Guest House Museum. This building was built around 1917 and is one of the oldest buildings in
Searles Valley. Originally it was built as four apartments and was remodeled as a guest house with twelve rooms for visitors to Trona. The twelve rooms
show events in Searles Valley from the early mining days to the present plant ownership. Since this is our final stop, once you have finished viewing all the cool “stuff”, you can head home, we just ask that you let the Field Trip leader know you are leaving.
9am: Meet at the Maturango Museum for check-in. Participants will be required to sign a liability waiver. Car caravan will be organized and for those that want to carpool, we’ll figure it out there.
The cost is $25 for museum members ($40 for 2 adult members), $30 for nonmembers ($50 for 2 adults). Pets are not allowed. Buy tickets below or come to the Maturango Museum Store.
Be sure you have enough gas (less than 100 miles round trip), car, and tires in good running order. Usual dress code for field trips applies: hat, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing,
water, and camera (although some of the buildings ask for no photographs). It is better to have these items and not need them than need them and not have them.
Bring a picnic lunch to eat while we are at the Trona Rest Stop or in the Archives in the case of inclement weather.
Cancellation Policy: If the Museum cancels your trip, you will be given a full refund or you may transfer the money
to a different trip. No cash refunds will be given if you cancel.

Maturango Museum Annual Meeting
2025-03-16 14:00 - 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Report on 2024

Wildflower Exhibit
2025-03-28 10:00 - 2025-03-30 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Maturango Museum’s Annual Wildflower Exhibit 2025
Friday, March 28 – Sunday, March 30.
Open 10 am – 5 pm, Friday & Saturday, and noon to 4 pm on Sunday.

The Wildflower Exhibit features wildflowers that grow in and around Ridgecrest, including eastern Sierra canyons. We concentrate on the watershed areas that feed into the Indian Wells Valley. Even though this year is dry, we expect blooms somewhere in our large collecting area, most likely at higher elevations where cooler temperatures and moisture linger in protected microclimates. We expect perennial shrubs with deeper root systems to bloom by late March. A microscope will be available for visitors to look at parts of flowers. You may even see an insect on the plant!
Also, we’ll be hosting two speakers and three workshops over the three-day event.
Friday, March 28 from 1 pm – 3 pm, the Oasis Garden Club is hosting a “Flower Arrangement Workshop”. This event will include garden plants grown by club members to be used in the flower arrangement.
Friday at 6:30 pm, Glenn Harris will present, “Climate and Vegetation.” Glenn is a retired BLM employee who specialized in Botany, soils, Water Resources, Hydrology, Air Quality, Range Management, and Fire Management. He currently volunteers as a docent for the Museum.
Saturday, March 29, at 1 pm, Andrea Pelch will talk about “Mesquite Pods and Cactus Pads – Food from the Desert.” Andrea will give a presentation and interactive demonstrations to learn about the nutritious qualities of Mesquite pod flour and nopals (cactus pads). The display table will also include other local, edible wild foods, and a few surprises. YES! – there will be samples of items to taste during the presentation.
Saturday, March 29, at 3 pm, Rachel Tageant, gives her presentation on, “A Floristic Inventory of the Owens River Headwater area, Mono County, California.” Rachel is a grad student at Claremont Graduate University and the California Botanic Garden, and her floristic study area is the Owens River Headwater Wilderness Area, which is on the east side of the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains between Mammoth Lakes and June Lake. Congress designated this area as a Wilderness Area in 2009.

Sunday, March 30, at 1 pm, the Maturango Museum is hosting a workshop titled, “Learn the Parts of a Flower.” This workshop examines the different parts of the flower by removing the leaves and flower parts for closer examination.

Maturango Museum, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA 93555 www.maturango.org
Special Event $2.00 per person.

A Floristic Inventory of the Owens River Headwater Area, Mono County, California with Rachel Tageant
2025-03-29 15:00 - 17:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Rachel Tageant presents, “A Floristic Inventory of the Owens River Headwater Area, Mono
County, California”.
Rachel Tageant, a master’s student studying Botany at Claremont Graduate University and the
California Botanic Garden, will present her research in the Owens River Headwater Area on
Saturday, March 29, at 3 PM. The Owens River Headwaters Area is approximately 140km 2
(54mi 2 ) and has an elevational range between 2,213m (7,259ft) and 3,536m (11,600ft). The
study area is situated in a region of forested mountains and alpine meadows on the eastern
side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, between June Lake and Mammoth Lakes, California. Her
study area includes the Owens River Headwaters Wilderness, Ansel Adams Wilderness area,
and surrounding Inyo National Forest Land. Her presentation focuses on the plants of this area.

Matching Funds and Membership Drive Extended!! Donor request and infusion!!
2025-06-01 - 2025-08-01
🎉 It’s Match Time! Double the Love for the Maturango Museum! 🏜️
Guess what? We’ve got an amazing opportunity — thanks to generous donors, every dollar you give will be matched up to $25,000! 🙌
That’s right — your $25 becomes $50. Your $100? Now it’s $200. Boom. 💥
Your donation helps us keep the lights on (literally!), care for exhibits, run awesome programs, and continue sharing the wild, wonderful story of the Northern Mojave Desert — art, science, rattlesnakes and all! 🖼️🦂🪨
🎯 Our goal: Raise the funds we need to keep things running smoothly
📅 Deadline: Extended to August 1!!
💻 Donate here:
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We do the dusty work — you make the magic happen. Let’s keep the Maturango Museum going strong! 💛
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Historical video screening “Hidden Ridgecrest 3”
2025-06-22 14:00 - 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Historical video screening “Hidden Ridgecrest 3”
Sunday June 22, 2pm
Mark Pahuta’s latest video presents little-known facts, anecdotes and rumors about Ridgecrest,
China Lake and the surrounding area. For instance:
– Do you know why there is a metal Joshua Tree on the west side of Highway 395 just South of the
road to Grapevine Canyon?
– Did you know that starting on August 6, 1945, 29 year-old Paul Tibbets needed Secret Service
protection every day of his life until the day he died?
– Did you know that the Desert Empire Fair was recently close to bankruptcy and that 2 things saved
it?
– Do you know where “The Atomic” was located and whatever happened to it?
– Did you know that the biggest Circus in the world (Ringling Bros./Barnum and Bailey) came to
Ridgecrest once in the 1950s and set up their big tents along Inyokern Road on the base side of the
fence?
Well-known local long-time residents who have either taken part in these events or have studied and
researched them such as Bill Kirkpatrick, Doug Lueck, Skip Gorman, Dr. Bill Ferguson, Tex Whitson,
and others will be in the video to tell their stories. Producers of the video, Mark Pahuta and
John Daly will be present to provide cogent comments and to answer any questions. The video runs
about one hour. As
usual, admission is free, but seating is limited.

Warner V. Graves III: An Art Exhibit "Other Worlds"
2025-06-29 10:00 - 2025-08-25 17:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Warner V. Graves III’ Art Exhibit: “Other Worlds”

“The landscapes here have always been a source of inspiration for me,
my work reflects a deep connection to place and history.” Warner

Warner V. Graves is an artist known for his contemporary take on the rugged beauty of the California desert. Using bold color, broad brush strokes, line and texture and reacting to intuitive impulses, the work unfolds as an exploration of the natural world and its lore. From a vintage stone cabin in Snow Creek, (a small secluded village at the foot of Mt. San Jacinto), Warner creates paintings of simplified and stylized forms to convey the monumentality and spiritual awe of the surrounding desert wilderness. The work is strongly rooted to the various locations in and around the arid regions of California and reflects interest ranging from historic travel posters, the natural sciences, hiking, and getting lost in the desert.
The playful use of color is a direct reference to the Canadian Group of Seven. Local early 20th century artist Agnes Pelton and her associated Taos School of Transcendental Art continues to be a source of inspiration. With the current series Warner hopes the viewer finds the beauty in the depiction of the desert environment but is also challenged to see the natural world not as a static form but as a living entity, imbued with vitality and flux.
This fantastic exhibit will be in the Coso Room through August 24.

Second Saturday!
2025-07-12 10:00 - 17:00
Second Saturday at the Museum!
Free admission to all!

Kern Plateau Meadows Field Trip
2025-07-19 07:00 - 17:00
Kern Plateau Meadows Field Trip with Anne Dumas
Saturday July 19

Let’s head to the high country! Join the Maturango Museum on a tour of several meadows on the Kern Plateau.
The Kern Plateau is a relatively flat area between 7,500 and 8,500 feet in elevation. There are about 30 meadows with streams and rich soil abundant with plants and flowers. Some years, there are lots of frogs!
It will be fun to explore in the cool mountain air. The meadows we could visit include: Troy, Powell, Granite Knob, Paloma, Bonita and Osa.
Meet at the museum at 7am. You will be required to sign a liability waiver. Great trip for kids and leashed well-behaved dogs.
Buy tickets on the museum website maturango.org/events The cost is $35 for museum members ($60 for 2 members), $45 nonmembers ($80 for 2). Kids under 18 are free.
Cancellation Policy: If the Museum cancels your trip, you will be given a full refund or you may transfer the money to a different trip. No cash refunds will be given if you cancel.
Carpooling is encouraged, but not required. For those driving, be sure your vehicle is in good repair and that it has a full tank of gas. We will be driving approximately 200 miles round trip on our day long adventure. We will return to the museum in the evening. (Or you could drive up and over Sherman Pass and head home through Kernville.)
Be sure to bring a picnic lunch and plenty of water. Once we pass the Kennedy Meadows General Store, there is no place to buy food or drinks. Also, if you like, bring a folding chair, a rain jacket, hiking poles, bug spray, hat and sunscreen.

"Hidden Ridgecrest 4"
2025-07-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Mark Pahuta’s #4 of the Hidden Ridgecrest Series

Kern Plateau Meadows Field Trip
2025-08-09 07:00 - 17:00
Another! Kern Plateau Meadows Field Trip with Anne Dumas
Let’s head to the high country! Join the Maturango Museum on a tour of several meadows on the Kern Plateau.
The Kern Plateau is a relatively flat area between 7,500 and 8,500 feet in elevation. There are about 30 meadows with streams and rich soil abundant with plants and flowers. Some years, there are lots of frogs!
It will be fun to explore in the cool mountain air. The meadows we could visit include: Troy, Powell, Granite Knob, Paloma, Bonita and Osa.
Meet at the museum at 7am. You will be required to sign a liability waiver. Great trip for kids and leashed well-behaved dogs.
Buy tickets on the museum website maturango.org/events The cost is $35 for museum members ($60 for 2 members), $45 nonmembers ($80 for 2). Kids under 18 are free.
Cancellation Policy: If the Museum cancels your trip, you will be given a full refund or you may transfer the money to a different trip. No cash refunds will be given if you cancel.
Carpooling is encouraged, but not required. For those driving, be sure your vehicle is in good repair and that it has a full tank of gas. We will be driving approximately 200 miles round trip on our day long adventure. We will return to the museum in the evening. (Or you could drive up and over Sherman Pass and head home through Kernville.)
Be sure to bring a picnic lunch and plenty of water. Once we pass the Kennedy Meadows General Store, there is no place to buy food or drinks. Also, if you like, bring a folding chair, a rain jacket, hiking poles, bug spray, hat and sunscreen.

Open Studio Tour Gallery Exhibit
2025-08-31 10:00 - 2025-10-27 17:00 | Maturango Museum, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Maturango Museum Open Studio Tour 2025
Each artist will also have a sample of their artwork displayed in the Open Studio Tour Exhibit (August 31 – Oct 27) at the Museum and be a part of the Artists’ Opening Reception (Sunday September 14, 2-4pm).

Hidden Ridgecrest 5
2025-08-31 14:00 - 17:00
The video will share some fun facts….
Did you know that the widening of China Lake Boulevard to 4 lanes in 1955 was one of Ridgecrest’s largest community celebrations ever?
Did you know that on the north range of China Lake there exists a mysterious rock shelter that may or may not be a cavalry fort from the 1800s?
Did you know that most names in Ridgecrest come from several sources and that many like “Downs,” “Crumbville,” and “Peg,” are named after people that either had nothing to do with the area, were misspelled, or were Red Mountain prostitutes?
These and other gripping questions will be answered in this 5th version of “Hidden Ridgecrest.” Producers, Mark Pahuta and John Daly, will be on hand to introduce the video and to answer any questions after the screening. As usual the event is free, but seating is limited. The video runs about one hour.

Children's Hour
2025-09-12 10:30 - 11:30 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Children’s Hour: Friday September 12, 10:30 – 11:30 am
Our Animal Neighbors in the Mountains

Through story books and action songs, helped along by docents, puppets and imagination, there will be “visits” by chipmunks, raccoons, bobcats, bears and even a few skunks! A salamander may slip in there, too. One of the stories, “The Blackberry Banquet” by local author Terry Pierce, is sure to be enjoyed by all! The children are always excited to see taxidermied animals up close on the Discovery Table and a craft activity will finish the hour!
We hope to see you for this free, educational and monthly event! Information about Children’s Hour can be found on maturango.org/events/ or by calling 760-375-6900.

Free Second Saturday
2025-09-13 11:00 - 14:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Our upcoming Free Second Saturday will feature guest presenters Mike and Linda Thompson, sharing the art of flintknapping. Mike, an accomplished flintknapper, will display some of the remarkable points he has created. Following the demonstration, participants will have the opportunity to craft their own arrowheads using Sculpey polymer clay, attach them to small shafts, and decorate their creations.

Open Studio Artist’s Group Exhibit Opening Reception
2025-09-14 14:00 - 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States

Maturango Status Presentation 2025
2025-09-20 - 2025-12-31
Maturango Status Presentation 9-19-25

Celebration of the September Equinox
2025-09-20 10:00 - 12:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
The September equinox is approaching! The word ‘equinox’ comes from the Latin words ‘aequus,’ meaning equal, and ‘nox,’ meaning night. Therefore, ‘equinox’ translates to ‘equal night’ in Latin, symbolizing the nearly equal length of day and night. This marks the transition from longer summer days to shorter winter days for us in the Northern Hemisphere. Days from now until the winter solstice grow shorter each day, and the nights grow longer. The winter solstice marks a turning point where the days begin to grow longer and the nights shorter.
At the Maturango Museum, we enjoy celebrating the four times each year when the Earth and sun experience a special relationship: the equinoxes and solstices. This connection helps us stay in tune with the changing seasons.
Join us as we create celestial greeting cards in the style of “Junk Journaling”. A Junk Journal card is a handmade creation that uses various papers, pockets, and tags to craft an engaging greeting card with spaces to tuck in a handmade note or greeting. Arrive by 10am to give yourself plenty of time to explore the different options available for your card-making experience.
As a bonus, the China Lake Astronomical Society may bring their solar scopes for visitors to view the sun safely. Members’ participation depends on their schedule and the weather.

Open Studio Tour weekend
2025-09-27 10:00 - 2025-09-28 16:00
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas
Join us for the Open Studio Tour on Saturday and Sunday, September 27 & 28, from 10 am to 4 pm each day. Discover the creativity of local artists in their own studios, then see a special selection of their work featured in the Open Studio Tour Exhibit at the Museum (August 31 – October 27). Don’t miss the Artists’ Opening Reception on Sunday, September 14, from 2–4 pm, where you can meet the artists and celebrate the start of this exciting showcase.

Travel Presentation: Peru’s Upper Amazon
2025-10-05 14:00 - 16:00
Alice and Ken Atwood will present a talk on their trip to the Upper Amazon. In February 2025 they explored the 2 major rivers, Marañon and Ucayali, that make up the Amazon River confluence. The Pacaya-Samiria Preserve is a National Park comprised of over 5 million acres. It is a biodiverse rain forest that is home to a wide variety of animals and plants. The presentation will include phots of some of the animals including Pink Dolphin, Saki Monkey and Pigmy Marmoset.

Children's Hour
2025-10-10 10:30 - 11:30 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Folktale with a Desert Twist
“The Gingerbread Cowboy”

Free Saturday: Breakfeast Burritos
2025-10-11 09:00 - 16:00
Come Meet the Burros at the Museum!
Join us for a special day as the Museum welcomes the friendly burros brought by Karin and John Usko of the California Breakfast Burrito group. These gentle animals love attention and can’t wait to be petted and adored! The burros will be visiting from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (weather permitting).
While you’re here, stop inside the Museum between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM for a fun hands-on craft activity the whole family will enjoy.
Bring your family and friends for a unique experience filled with furry friends, creativity, and community fun!
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Field Trip to Devil’s Punchbowl
2025-10-18
Maturango Museum Field Trip to Devil’s Punchbowl Natural Area
Saturday, October 18, 10:30am – 2:30pm
Nestled in the San Gabriel Mountains, this stunning
geological wonder offers a unique opportunity to explore
dramatic rock formations, vibrant desert landscapes, and the
dynamic forces that shaped this region.
Our adventure begins at 10:30 am at the Devil’s Punchbowl
Nature Center near Pearblossom, Southern California. We’ll
enjoy a presentation on the geology and history of the
Punchbowl at the scenic View Point. Learn about the tectonic forces and erosion that created the
Punchbowl’s iconic tilted sandstone layers and rugged canyons.
Following the presentation, we’ll embark on a guided one-mile loop hike into the Punchbowl canyon,
offering breathtaking views of the striking rock formations and surrounding desert and mountain terrain.
The trail features moderate inclines and rocky paths, so sturdy hiking shoes and perhaps walking sticks are
recommended.
We’ll wrap up the day by 2:30 pm, leaving time to enjoy the scenic beauty of the area or relax at the
Nature Center.
What to Bring:
 Comfortable hiking shoes
 Water bottle (at least 1 liter)
 Sunscreen and hat
 Light layers for cool mornings and warm
afternoons
 Snacks for the trail
This family-friendly trip is perfect for geology enthusiasts,
hikers, and anyone eager to discover the natural beauty of the Devil’s Punchbowl. Don’t miss this chance
to explore one of Southern California’s most remarkable landscapes!
Buy tickets on the museum website maturango.org/events The cost is $35 for museum members ($60
for 2 members), $45 nonmembers ($80 for 2). Kids under 18 are free.
Cancellation Policy: If the Museum cancels your trip, you will be given a full refund or you may transfer
the money to a different trip. No cash refunds will be given if you cancel.
Howard McCauley will send out an update and details to those who’ve registered a couple of days before
the trip.

Video Screening: Hidden Ridgecrest 6
2025-10-19 14:00 - 16:00
Discover fascinating local history in the Hidden Ridgecrest 6 film! This episode features captivating stories, including:

The Bonnefin Family’s life at Dead End Cabin—years before the Navy arrived
The growth of theater in the valley, from CLOTA to the China Lake Players
The mystery of the Blue Jeans Ranch
… and much more!

The video runs just under an hour. Following the screening, producers Mark Pahuta and John Daly will be available for a Q&A session.
Admission is free, but seating is limited—arrive early to secure your spot!

Annual Dinner and Auction 2025
2025-10-25 16:30 - 22:00 | Kerr McGee Center, 100 W California Ave,, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Maturango Museum 2025
Annual Auction and Dinner
Saturday, October 25
Kerr McGee Center
Doors open at 4:30pm
Make a difference…
and have a great time doing it!
Sponsorships available!
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Ray Wood's "Singing DAX/Instagram Girl"
2025-11-02 08:00 - 2026-01-11 17:00
Gallery Exhibit
After 40 years, Wood is back with another solo show at the Maturango Museum to share his paintings of models and actresses from around the world posing by request with his dog “DAX”
DAX is half black labrador retriever and bloodhound and loves to sing and fluctuate his voice to TV programs and music. DAX made his debut singing on Instagram about 2 years ago and Wood discovered people not only loved DAX for his singing ability but also his charm and the way he would interact with people. As time went on, models from around the world asked to be painted with DAX and things began to take off. Singing DAX is now a household name on Instagram and people ask to be painted with him daily.
DAX usually poses with models, but in his time off, he has models wearing his Singing DAX hat or his logo in the paintings. Wood discovered that art is an excellent way to bring people together and gives them a common ground to discover each other and their cultures. DAX now has over 750 followers from around the world and not only brings a positive message to people enjoying beautiful models but also a subliminal message with a little humor.
Instagram is an excellent forum for artists because it allows them to get immediate feedback and stimulates good positive conversation. Posting paintings daily on Instagram with music has also been very inspirational and has motivated Wood to do hundreds of paintings. By allowing everyone to translate easily it enables people from around the world to be able to communicate freely and feel comfortable while talking with one another.
Please enjoy the show and you can always enjoy seeing DAX on Instagram @ singingdax

Ray Wood's "Singing DAX/Instagram Girl" Opening Reception
2025-11-02 14:00 - 16:00 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States

Children's Hour
2025-11-07 10:30 - 11:30 | Maturango Museum Coso Room, 100 E Las Flores Ave, Ridgecrest, CA, 93555, United States
Hibernation
Winter is sleep time for many animals

Second Saturday! Free Admission! And the Planetarium 11-2
2025-11-09 10:00 - 17:00
