Saturday, July 2 “Free Fishing Day in Mono County”
The Department of Fish and Gameinvite you to fish for free in Mono County - one day only! For more information call California Fish & Game at
760-934-2664.
Saturday, July 2 “Music & BBQ at the Lake” – Convict Lake
Located at the Convict Lake Resort. Gourmet BBQ and music. 12:00-7:00 pm. D.J. T's will be spinning tunes and taking requests.
For more information call the Convict Lake Resort 760-934-3800 or www.convictlake.com
Saturday, July 2 “Valentine Reserve Talk & Hike”
Old Timer Ken Irvine local historian and storyteller will lead “Living History-Los Angeles to Valentine Camp”. 9:00 am - 11:30 am. Easy hike. Meet at the Valentine Reserve entrance gate. $15.00 donation per person. Reservations required. For more reservations & information call 760-935-4356.
Saturday, July 2 “Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center Forest Naturalist Programs”
9:00 am Movie - “Bears of Sequoia” at the Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium – Free
9:45 am “Bear Aware” at the Welcome Center Plaza - Free
10:00 am “Horseshoe Lake Geology Hike” Meet at the trailhead sign/Horseshoe parking lot – Free
11:00 am “Devils Postpile Interpretive Walk” Meet at the Devils Postpile Ranger Station flagpole - Fee for shuttle bus
1:00 pm “Gold! Mine Tour” Meet at Mine Kiosk/Coldwater Campground – Free
2:00 pm Movie - “Mammoth Dreams” at the Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium - Free
Saturday, July 2 “Kids Tri at Whitmore Pool
The kid’s triathlon is hosted by the Mammoth Lakes Swim Team and will take place on Saturday, July 2nd, at Whitmore Pool. Registration is from 8-9 am at Whitmore pool. $20.00 includes USAT annual membership. $15.00 for members. After the race its free swim day at Whitmore Pool. There will be a BBQ and snacks available for sale. For more information and application: www.mammothsharks.org 
Saturday-Monday, July 2-4 “Mammoth Celebrates the Arts”
Enjoy the beautiful artworks at "Mammoth Celebrates the Arts" in the Footloose parking lot on Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Monday from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. There will be pottery, stained glass, photography, bronze, metalwork’s, in-laid wood, fine art paintings and other unique handmade items offered by the artist themselves. Fun for all and Free. 760-937-2942
Sunday, July 3 “Concert at Pokonobe Lodge with Fiddlin’ Pete”
Enjoy an evening of fine dining and great musical entertainment at the historic Pokonobe Lodge on beautiful Lake Mary! Fiddlin' Pete Watercott and Neil Gelvin will be celebrating their seventh year of popular dinner concerts that are fun and engaging for listeners of all ages. Your evening begins at 6:00 PM with appetizers on the deck, followed with a delicious dinner and dessert prepared by Wilderness Catering. The dining room is transformed into an intimate concert hall as the sun sets over Lake Mary and evening falls upon the Sierra peaks. Experience the magic that brings guests back every season! $45.00 Adults/$20 "Young'uns Limited seating! Credit Card secured reservations for any or all dates by calling 760-873-4616.
Sunday, July 3 “Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center Forest Naturalist Programs”
9:00 am Movie - “Bears of Sequoia” at the Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium – Free
9:45 am “Bear Aware” at the Welcome Center Plaza – Free
10:00 am “Wildflower Hike” Meet at Mine Kiosk/Coldwater Campground – Free
11:00 am “Devils Postpile Interpretive Walk” Meet at the Devils Postpile Ranger Station flagpole - Fee for shuttle bus
1:00 pm “Horseshoe Lake CO2” Meet at the trailhead sign/Horseshoe parking lot – Free
2:00 pm Movie - “Visions of the Eastern Sierra” Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium - Free
Monday, July 4 "Mammoth Lakes Lions Club Pancake Breakfast"
Located on Old Mammoth Road at the Mammoth Mall / Chart House parking lot.All you can eat pancakes plus sausage, orange juice & coffee. $7 for adults & $5 for children under 12 years old.Time: 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. Call: 760-934-0017 for more information.
Monday, July 4 “Footloose Freedom Mile Run”
The one-mile race starts at approximately 10:10 a.m. (before the start of the Parade), near the corner of Minaret and Old Mammoth Rd in Mammoth Lakes. Registration opens at 8:00 am. Proceeds benefit the Track Project. Register online at www.highsierrastriders.org. Call: 760-719-2159 for more information.
Monday, July 4 “Independence Day Parade”
Starts at Manzanita and Main St. continues on Main St. and makes a right on Old Mammoth Rd. and ending at Chateau Rd. Theme: “The Centennial Celebration of Devils Postpile” Time: 11:00 a.m. Mammoth Lakes Chamber of Commerce. Call: 760-934-6717 for more information.
Monday, July 4 “Pops in the Park”
Kick back at Mammoth Creek Park after the parade (Approximately 12:30 p.m.) and enjoy a live 45-piece orchestra playing patriotic and Hollywood favorites. Hosted by Chamber Music Unbound, this concert is free and is an event not to be missed! Call: 760-934-7015 for more information.
Monday, July 4 “Fire Safety Fun Festival”
Come and learn how to be fire safe and have fun doing so with Smokey Bear. The Festival starts after the parade until 3:00 p.m. at the USFS Fire Station on Sawmill Cutoff Rd and Main Street next to Shady Rest Campground. Activities include games, face painting, balloons and Smokey Bear. Admission is free.
Call: 760-924-5538 for more information.
Monday, July 4 “Mammoth Lakes Fire Department Open House”
Location is Fire Station #1 on Main St. (Hwy 203).
Starts after the parade until 3:00 p.m. Meet our firefighters and checkout the ladder engine. Admission is Free. Mammoth Lakes Fire Department. Call: 760-934-2300 for more information.
Monday, July 4 "Slocums 28th 4th of July BBQ & Bloody Mary Bar"
Watch the parade from Slocums. Bloody Mary bar opens at 10:00 am. Parking lot BBQ starts right after the parade ends.
Monday, July 4 “Mammoth Lakes Welcome Center Forest Naturalist Programs”
9:00 am Movie -“Mammoth Dreams” at the Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium – Free
11:00 am “Devils Postpile Interpretive Walk” Meet at the Devils Postpile Ranger Station flagpole - Fee for shuttle bus
1:00 pm “Horseshoe Lake Geology Hike” Meet at trailhead sign Horseshoe parking lot – Free
2:00 pm Movie - “Visions of the Eastern Sierra” Welcome Center/Ranger Station Auditorium - Free
Monday, July 4 “Grumpy's 4TH of July Bash & Hot Dog Eating Contest”
The 4th of July Bash starts before the parade at 10:00 am with a DJ playing music in the parking lot - Free. There will also be a food tent selling BBQ Pork sandwiches, Hot dogs and beverages. Proceeds benefit the MMHS Football team program. When the Parade ends, the competition begins "Grumpy's Hot Dog Eating Contest". Sign up now to be a contestant by contacting Red or Scott. The DJ will continue playing music and there will be games as well. Call: Grumpy’s at 760-934-8587 for more information.
Monday, July 4 "Mammoth Lakes Police Department Open House"
The Mammoth Lakes Police Department invites everyone to its Open House on July 4 at the conclusion of the Independence Day parade. Starting at about 12:00 p.m. and ending at 2:00 p.m. there will be informational booths and tours of the police facility. This is a great chance to interact with officers, learn about support services like CERT, and get behind the wheel of a fully equipped four-wheel drive Ford Expedition patrol car. Darren the DARE lion will be on hand for photos, as will be the color guard and horse units.
Monday, July 4 “Free Fishing Day in Mono County”
The Department of Fish and Game invite you to fish for free in Mono County - One day only!
Monday, July 4 “Fireworks at Crowley Lake”
The Town of Mammoth Lakes will be hosting the annual Fireworks Show at Crowley Lake. Fireworks are set to go off at approximately 9:15 p.m., weather permitting. Music coordinated with the show will be broadcast over KMMT/106.5. Prior to the show Hot Chicks of Mammoth Lakes will be serving tasty BBQ dinners plus Mammoth Brewery beer. Crowley Lake Fish Camp store will be open until 7:00 pm selling soda, ice cream and snack items and will also be providing free entertainment from 5:00 – 8:30 p.m., featuring “Milo & Chris” and “The Akoustik2. Bring your lawn chairs, blankets, family and friends and enjoy the festive family oriented entertainment. Admission to the 4th of July fireworks Show is $25.00 per car, RV or truck, and $5.00 per individual/bike (walking or biking).
Crowley Lake Fish Camp will have open camping at the South Landing from Friday, July1- Tuesday, July 5, 2011. The fee is $100 per vehicle for 4 nights of camping and the firework show. The North landing/North shore of Crowley Lake will be closed beginning 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 29, through 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 5, 2011.
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