Comedy and Fun
Gold Nugget Museum presents
Paradise California - Gold Nugget Dogtown Revue 2010

Friday, April 23 / 7:00 PM 
Saturday, April 24 / 7:00 PM

It all began in April of 1859 when Willard Mining Company was operating on a claim just below Sawmill Peak. Chauncey Wright, a miner with the company, had washed out a nugget larger than any he had ever seen . It was the largest pure solid gold ever found in California. The people of Dogtown celebrated for three days and nights.

Now the Gold Nugget Museum continues to celebrate this event with many activities including a parade, a children’s costume contest, a bean feed, pancake breakfast, a spaghetti dinner, a donkey derby, plus many activities at the museum. The Law Dawgs and Pistolers will be performing along with Tent City on the museum grounds. There are more than 20 events to participate in. One of the highlights this year will be held at the Performing Arts Center on April 23 and 24, 2010. There will be the Dogtown Revue where many of the very talented persons on the ridge (including my mom, Sally Vertrees) will be entertaining with a variety of acts from singing and dancing to a ventriloquist.

Tickets:

Reserved One Price

$15.00
 
 

12th Annual Kids' Fishing Day - Saturday, April 17th, 2010.
at the Paradise Lake Parking Area

Come and Enjoy!
For kids' ages 3-15
Dutch Brothers Coffee, Snack Bar, Drinks, Free Raffles, Free Prizes!
Prizes for the biggest Trout!
Driving Directions

Donate to the Save-a-Can / Buy-a-Fish
For Kids' Fishing day and Receive a free
Klean Kanteen
and take your Paradise water with you!

Minimum Donation $15.00 at the Paradise Irrigation District main office. 5325 Black Olive Drive, Paradise CA 95969

Would you like to be part of making this  free-for-kids annual event possible?
Donating to Kids' Fishing Day
Look for the Donation Boxes Around Town!
Print and Display the Flyer
Letter to Donors

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New Playground Area at Paradise Lake

Playground Structure at Paradise Lake

Young visitors to Paradise Lake can now enjoy the updated playground area. The rehabilitation project was presented to the lake committee in 2005 by Jennifer Barber as her senior project while at Paradise High School.

Paradise Lake Playground Swing

The surrounding cement block wall was built by the Paradise Rotary Club. The rubber bark which provides a safe area for young children was provided by a grant from the State of California Integrated Waste Management Board. The use of the rubber bark at Paradise Lake has stopped 3,325 tires from going to landfill.