Making Waves: Ripples of Our Lives Student Art Show
June 11 at 1pm
See the coast through fresh eyes. Tomales High School students explore their community and history through painting, drawing, and photography in this intimate gallery show.
History Exhibition
History ExhibitionTomales Regional History Center
Tomales
Housed in a former church, this intimate museum tells the story of Tomales' dairy farming roots through vintage photographs, local artifacts, and exhibits on the region's fishing and railroad history.
Small local museum
Former church building
Dairy farming history
Fishing industry exhibits
Tips
🚂"especially if you like small gauge railroad history"
🏹"Uncle Merrill Lawson's Arrowhead collection from Lawson's Landing!"
⛪check out the former church architecture
Upcoming at Tomales Regional History Center
Thursday, Jun 11
Sunday, Jul 19
Small Ports and Working Shores of the North Coast
July 19 at 2pm
Maritime archaeologist Denise Jaffke dives into the forgotten world of "doghole ports," where timber was loaded onto ships from treacherous bluffs along the North Coast. Learn how underwater archaeology is uncovering the perilous coastal trade that once connected the North Bay to global markets.
Tomales Regional History Center
TomalesOpens Saturday at 1:00 PM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionHoused in a former church, this intimate museum tells the story of Tomales' dairy farming roots through vintage photographs, local artifacts, and exhibits on the region's fishing and railroad history.
Small local museum
Former church building
Dairy farming history
Fishing industry exhibits
Tips
🚂"especially if you like small gauge railroad history"
🏹"Uncle Merrill Lawson's Arrowhead collection from Lawson's Landing!"
⛪check out the former church architecture
Upcoming at Tomales Regional History Center
Thursday, Jun 11
Sunday, Jul 19
Small Ports and Working Shores of the North Coast
July 19 at 2pm
Maritime archaeologist Denise Jaffke dives into the forgotten world of "doghole ports," where timber was loaded onto ships from treacherous bluffs along the North Coast. Learn how underwater archaeology is uncovering the perilous coastal trade that once connected the North Bay to global markets.