Join the California Art Club’s San Gabriel/Pomona Valley Chapter for a day of painting and sculpting at Bonelli Regional Park in San Dimas, Calif., on Saturday, April 23, 2022.

Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park is a 1,800 acre facility featuring a 250 acre lake with 14 miles of multi-use trails, sweeping landscapes, picnic areas and a wide variety of old and new growth trees, seasonal wild-flowers, and an abundance of wild life. We will be setting up at Sailboat Cove, near the West end of the lake. From there you will have easy access to a wide variety of subject matter ranging from single trek trails and service roads (both along the lake and into the surrounding park mountains), views of Mt. San Antonio (Old Mt. Baldy), and of course, Puddingstone Lake. For those of you who know the spot, this paint /sculpt-out opportunity is a no-brainer. For those of you who have never been in the park, prepare to have a favorite new place to create! We hope to see you there.

What: San Gabriel/ Pomona Valley Chapter Paint/ Sculpt-Out at Bonelli Park

When: Saturday, April 23, 2022; 9:00 am – 12:00 pm (you are welcome to stay and create longer)

Where: Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park 120 East Via Verde Dr.(Sailboat Cove – on the west shore) San Dimas, CA 91773 GET DIRECTIONS

Cost: Vehicle Entry – $12.00 (Paid at Park)

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Restrooms are available nearby. Bring plenty of water (and snacks).

Directions:

From the 57 Freeway – Exit Via Verde toward Frank G. Bonelli Park and Raging Waters. Turn left on Eucalyptus Dr. (toward Swim Beach) then make a sharp left toward Sailboat Cove. The drive will take you along a service road that runs through a short tunnel and then parallel to Raging Waters Drive. Turn right toward another kiosk. Drive down a sharp drop that leads you into the lower Sailboat Cove parking lot.

From the 10 Freeway – Exit Fairplex Drive toward the mountains. Go up the hill to Via Verde Drive. Turn left toward Frank G. Bonelli Park. You will pass Camper’s View Drive and East Shore Drive. Turn right on Eucalyptus Dr. (toward Swim Beach) then make a sharp left toward