July 22 & 24 – Special programs
at Chautauqua Hall
July 27 (afternoon) – A
community gathering at the First
Methodist Church
October 4 – Join us at the Pt.
Pinos Lighthouse for an
evening of live music, great
food, and scenic views.
October 4 & 5 – A fun-
fi
lled
weekend with croquet,
birdhouse auction & local
history
Sesquicentennial Celebration in July!!
On June 1,1875, Methodist Ministers signed papers creating the
Paci
fi
c Grove Retreat Association. Now, 150 years later, we’re
celebrating. We will have two special nights, July 22 and 24, in
Chautauqua Hall and Sunday afternoon the 27th at the First Methodist
Church. At each event attendees will have an opportunity to donate to
the restoration of Chautauqua Hall. More details will be emailed soon.
Chautauqua Hall fundraiser update
Thanks to the many kind and generous Heritage Society members
and local donors, the fundraiser for Chautauqua is increasing on a
daily basis. We have reached over 70% of our estimated goal and are
currently working on several grant requests. If you have not already
donated, please join us in this important endeavor. We want to
preserve this historic building and be able to enjoy it for years to
come. How to contribute: online: Visit our website
paci
fi
cgroveheritage.org and click on the “Donate” button
mail: Send your tax deductible check payable to Heritage Society of
Paci
fi
c Grove/Friends of Chautauqua Hall, P. O. Box 1007, Paci
fi
c
Grove CA 93950 Donations can also be made from your IRA
account or your Charitable Donation Trust.
, OCR Text: July 22 & 24 – Special programs
at Chautauqua Hall
July 27 (afternoon) – A
community gathering at the First
Methodist Church
October 4 – Join us at the Pt.
Pinos Lighthouse for an
evening of live music, great
food, and scenic views.
October 4 & 5 – A fun-
fi
lled
weekend with croquet,
birdhouse auction & local
history
Sesquicentennial Celebration in July!!
On June 1,1875, Methodist Ministers signed papers creating the
Paci
fi
c Grove Retreat Association. Now, 150 years later, we’re
celebrating. We will have two special nights, July 22 and 24, in
Chautauqua Hall and Sunday afternoon the 27th at the First Methodist
Church. At each event attendees will have an opportunity to donate to
the restoration of Chautauqua Hall. More details will be emailed soon.
Chautauqua Hall fundraiser update
Thanks to the many kind and generous Heritage Society members
and local donors, the fundraiser for Chautauqua is increasing on a
daily basis. We have reached over 70% of our estimated goal and are
currently working on several grant requests. If you have not already
donated, please join us in this important endeavor. We want to
preserve this historic building and be able to enjoy it for years to
come. How to contribute: online: Visit our website
paci
fi
cgroveheritage.org and click on the “Donate” button
mail: Send your tax deductible check payable to Heritage Society of
Paci
fi
c Grove/Friends of Chautauqua Hall, P. O. Box 1007, Paci
fi
c
Grove CA 93950 Donations can also be made from your IRA
account or your Charitable Donation Trust.
, Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Newsletters,Newsletters,2025,Summer 2025,HSPG_Newsletter_Summer_2025 (1).pdf Page 1, HSPG_Newsletter_Summer_2025 (1).pdf Page 1
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