Entrance fee: $10/per car
House of Happy Walls exhibit is complimentary with entrance into the Park
Saturday, November 10
10am, grand re-opening ribbon cutting ceremony will be led by Lynne Deegan McGraw and District Supervisor Susan Gorin, at 10am outside the House of Happy Walls.
11am
Take a horseback ride with Triple Creek and experience a ride through the Sonoma Valley like Jack himself would have galloped over 100 years ago (additional fee). Learn more and make reservations with Triple Creek.
Enjoy a free tour of Jack London’s iconic and historic Beauty Ranch
Ruins and Readings – a tour to the Wolf House. Learn more and make
reservations
Be like Jack London and set out for an adventure hike to the redwoods with docent Karin Guzman
11:30am
Gather ‘round for a short story penned by Jack London himself, read-aloud led by docent, Jeff Falconer.
1pm
A taste of Beauty Ranch - Ranch Stories and Wine. Learn more and make reservations
Meet up on the sundeck porch and join a discussion exploring Charmian London with Iris Jamahl Dunkle, a Jack & Charmian London scholarLearn more
2pm
• Fencing demonstration and instruction by En Garde Fencing-Santa Rosa
9am- noon
The Sugar Shuttle will be available to take hikers between Jack London State Historic Park and North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park. Make reservations
Sunday, November 11
10am
Tour the newly renovated and reimagined museum inside the House of Happy Walls
Set out on a discovery hike, exploring the park’s natural flora and fauna with naturalist John Lynch. Learn more
Sign up for a horseback ride from Triple Creek, available throughout the day for an additional fee. Learn more and make reservations with Triple Creek.
11am
Ruins and Readings – a tour to the Wolf House. Learn more and make reservations
Enjoy a docent-led tour of Jack London’s Beauty Ranch - including a visit to the barns on the ranch, the Pig Palace and the silos
11:30am
Join Doug McConnell, host of the Open Road with Doug McConnell – NBC Bay Area, at House of Happy Walls as he discusses Jack London Park.
11:30am- 1:30pm
Gather in the Oak Grove Picnic area for a celebratory community picnic. Enjoy hot dogs provided by Sonoma Lions Club
Kite flying, face painting, carriage rides (noon to 2:00pm) and music by Wine County Ragtime Festival’s Director, John Partridge in the Eucalyptus Grove picnic area
1pm
A taste of Beauty Ranch - Ranch Stories and Wine. Learn more and make reservations
Take a docent tour of Jack’s grave site and Wolf House in the House of Happy
Cecelia Tichi, scholar/author of Jack London: A Writer’s Fight for a Better America, hosts a lecture on the sunporch.
2pm
Relate to Jack London’s love of the sea when award winning author Jean Walker Harvey reads her new children’s book, “Boats on Bay” followed by a Boat Mobile Craft Activity
9am-noon
The Sugar Shuttle will be available to shuttle hikers between Jack London State Historic Park and North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park.
