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    Hamilton Air Force Base

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    Petaluma Wildlife Museum - Redwood national forest animals

    Petaluma Wildlife Museum

    5.0(6 reviews)
    12.4 mi

    Oh my goodness literally one of the most amazing experience gems in Petaluma. If you have a child…read moreand are looking for a wonderful way to spend quality time for a couple to several hours on a Saturday, you simply need to go visit the Petaluma Wildlife Museum. This beautiful space is run by high school students who are in animal husbandry or communications-type classes and each, and almost every one, of them are wonderfully informative, kind, engaging, and helpful. Whoever is training these students is doing an outstanding job! The minute you walk through the door they are there to guide you through this fun Petaluma experience. They have thousands of dollars (likely hundreds of thousands) in quality and unique taxidermy animals that are thoughtfully displayed, and where the children can get up close and personal with creatures from all over the planet. We particularly love the room that focuses on the national parks (as our favorite states are represented)! We have taken our grandson here three times at six months intervals and every time he discovered something new. They have a fabulous dinosaur room as well and the students we've encountered are highly educated and love to share tidbits of information. They also have a charming compact outdoor area where kids love to roam and they also have an arts space where kids can draw and explore. It's $5 per person as of 2026 (and I want to say that our almost 3 year-old grandson was free each time). GO! Check out this phenomenal community asset on any given Saturday and you'll be so glad you did! Five giant stars!

    This is such a wonderful place to visit on Saturdays! It's donated by a local business man and the…read morehigh school students volunteer on Saturdays to help visitors understand the wild life displayed in the museum. Every high school student volunteers have extensive knowledge of the wild life. We were amazed by all the stories and information told. They even let us touch some of the animals there. It's not just for kids. Adults will definitely enjoy it too.

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    Marin Moca - Favorite art piece from last weekend

    Marin Moca

    4.2(22 reviews)
    6.7 mi
    $$

    I took a class here on Polaroid emulsion. There were only 3 of us. It was hands on. The instructor…read morewas awesome. I came home with 3 prints I made. The cost was reasonable.

    While in this new Marin MOCA location another patron began voicing his unhappiness to the woman…read moreworking there. He was annoyed that the Novato location had closed and that this new site was a mere shadow of that. I perked up my ears; until that moment I'd assumed that this new San Rafael spot was a second outpost of Marin MOCA. It is not. As much as I generally appreciate contemporary art I have to say that the new Marin MOCA leaves a lot to be desired. It 's one large room with a few small rooms and it currently features an exhibit on - maybe - water. There's no signage to tell you what you're seeing but a booklet has been prepared to page through to learn more about the installations. The booklet may as well have been written in a foreign language as it was in no particular order, one had to repeatedly flip through its pages to find something that looked to be what one was standing in front of, the explanations were incomprehensibly long, and of one piece that I could not find a write-up on it was explained to me that "the artist changed the piece she decided to display after the booklet was made". Can we please just go back to some simple plaques beside the artworks that describe the works in language that is comprehensible? The current installation features some interesting components but honestly, one shouldn't have to work so hard to comprehend them. I wish only continual improvements to Marin MOCA in their new digs. I'd like them to stick around but I'd also like them to improve their offering.

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    Hamilton Field History Museum

    Hamilton Field History Museum

    5.0(4 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    After hiking on the Levee Trail, I absolutely had to learn more about the history of this wonderful…read moreplace. This is a fantastic Museum, and is 100% free! The museum is actually the old base fire station! When you first walk in, they turn on a video that explains the history of the field. This video is very informative, but it's in the main lobby, so if their other patrons come it's difficult to hear. The main display is downstairs, which is accessible via wheelchair for handicapped patrons. The downstairs exhibits are a giant treasure trove of information explaining more about this wonderful Airfield. Also, the volunteers who work here are incredibly friendly and helpful when suggesting things to do on to watch. In fact, one of the docents actually grew up here! For researchers who want to study more about the history of the air base, there is a very nice library downstairs, which has all kinds of historical documents and books. They have all kinds of memorabilia, such as hats, shirts, post cards, videos, books Etc. I liked the polo shirts but I did not like the color.

    My dad was stationed at HAFB, it was fun for all of us teenagers. Went to the museum and brought…read moreback a lot of good memories, brought tears to my eyes. There is a certain smell of the airplanes and I caught a whiff of that smell while in the museum. So the memories came flooding back. Hamilton has a lot of history, so check out this little gem.

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    Rancho Shazam - May 2024 visit

    Rancho Shazam

    4.0(2 reviews)
    9.0 mi

    We decided to check this place out on a Saturday afternoon, not sure what to expect. Parking was…read moreeasy for a quick stop, as it's at a dead end street. We were tricked numerous times thinking there was someone on site, but nope just random mannequins posing among the decor, as well as at least two tin man characters, and a couple different slides (one of them cut off halfway in the air). There was lots to explore and no one stopping us from going deeper into the property, where you'll find a cute little footbridge and pond, along with plants, animal sculptures, and more artwork made of "junk". It doesn't really look like it's maintained (as of May 2024) but the junkyard look actually gives it some character, and it has a sort of messy organization to it. And of course the oversized picnic table off toward the side near the highway can pique the curiosity of those driving by. I liked it... nothing too impressive, but still a unique exhibition of quirky art, which is something I enjoy especially when it's free.

    Hard to define this "attraction" -- part junk yard, part art installation, all fun. This is a…read morecreated community based on reusing .. well .. junk It is a feast for the eyes and well worth a drive past (and not on the 101 but on Lucky Road). For kids of all ages, there is a giant picnic table at the end of the road where you can take a cool photo with Mt Tam in the background. If you like funky, off the beaten track stuff, this is one for you.

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