Where does our water come from?

Steve Bachmann will present on how water
travels from the source
on Mount Shasta to
our sinks at home!

Hosted by Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum,
1 N Old Stage Rd, Mt Shasta, CA
October 6, 7 p.m.,
doors open at 6:30 p.m.
$5 donation.

Donations benefit the Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum.

Space is limited, reserve your seat in-person or online with a $5 donation to our museum

Please Note! Refunds will be honored for cancellations up to 24hrs before the event date.

Help us raise money for the survivors of the Mill Fire

Local filmmaker, Mark Oliver,
will show his award winning documentary about
the history of Lincoln Heights,
one of the oldest intact Black
neighborhoods west of the Mississippi and hardest hit
by the recent Mill Fire.

Hosted by Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum,
1 N Old Stage Rd, Mt Shasta, CA
September 30, 7 p.m.,
doors open at 6:30 p.m.
$5+ donation.

All ticket sales proceeds collected for this event will be split between Weed Rotary Foundation and Western Service Workers for ongoing Mill Fire Recovery efforts.

Please Note! Refunds will be honored for cancellations up to 24hrs before the event date.

Photo courtesy of the Blockman Family

Join us for a special Science Symposium!

Five 15-20 min research presentations on Siskiyou County topics hosted at our museum!

Master’s Program Candidates
in Environmental Sciences and Policy
at Johns Hopkins University participated
in the week-long intensive field course 
“Intersections between Science and Society: Investigating Watershed Ecosystems in the Cascades”.

We will show five pre-recorded 15-20 presentations
each on a different local topic.
Public is invited to view
and ask questions.

Symposium hosted by
Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum,
1 N Old Stage Rd, Mt Shasta, CA 
September 29, 5:00 p.m.,
doors Open @ 4:30 p.m.
View in person at our museum or online via Zoom
Register for this event here