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About
Project Wild Edges presents an outdoor theatrical experience exploring our relationship to nature and the values at the heart of our land practices. The performances take place along the Wolfe Creek Trail, Grass Valley. The trail is a wild edge where our suburban life intersects with nature. Each show culminates with a “Speaking of Nature” shared discussion with local experts in the field of land management. This project is funded by a California Humanities for All Project Grant and sponsored by The Miners Foundry and the Nevada County Arts Council.
Location
Address: Grass Valley Sinkhole Entrance to Wolf Creek Trail off Freeman Lane, between Tripp’s Auto Body (600 Freeman Lane) and the entrance of Pine Creek Shopping Center. Free parking on Freeman Lane.
Notes
The show starts promptly – plan to arrive 20 minutes early. Be prepared for sun, bring plenty of water, and wear good shoes. Each ticket holder will be required to sign a waiver of liability. Chairs will be provided at the end of each show as well as a public port-a-potty.
