Join us as we kick off FPAN's Honrando Nuestra Historia (HNH) with a free community celebration at Mound House! Honrando Nuestra Historia celebrates Florida’s Latine/x heritage and the connections between our communities, history, archaeology, culture, and the natural environment.

In celebration of Latino Conservation Week, this family-friendly event invites visitors to explore local heritage, connect with community organizations, and discover the many ways people and place are connected.

Museum admission will be FREE for the day, with activities and opportunities to explore throughout the event, including:

• Engaging Mound House tours
• Atlatl demonstrations
• Lawn games
• Hands-on activities
• Opportunities to meet and connect with local organizations

Come explore, learn, and celebrate with us as we kick off another year of Honrando Nuestra Historia!

Join the San Joaquin River Conservancy and our partners in a week of events and activities to get the community engaged and active in the outdoors.

 

The week starts on Saturday September 13th with a Cochinil Making Workshop featuring Teaching artists from Arte Américas. 

Bonita Family Resource Center (BFRC) will be hosting a charla de comprando rico y sano or workshop on how to buy tasy and healthy foods! A community promotora will share practical tips on how to shop for healthy, affordable foods and make the most of your grocery budget. We will also share information about available resources and programs, such as CalFresh, and how BFRC can help families apply and access these benefits.

¡Bonita Family Resource Center (BFRC) estará ofreciendo una charla de “Comprando Rico y Sano”! Una promotora comunitaria compartirá consejos prácticos sobre cómo comprar alimentos saludables y económicos, y cómo aprovechar mejor su presupuesto. También hablaremos sobre recursos y programas disponibles, como CalFresh, y cómo BFRC puede ayudar a las familias a solicitar y acceder a estos beneficios.

• Presented by Bayou City Waterkeeper, FotoFest, & Latino Outdoors
• Date and Time: September 19, 2026 | 8:30 am gather, 9:00 am start
• Location: Robert C. Stuart Park
• Admission: Free with registration
• Recommended for: All ages and photography experience levels 

 

Join Bayou City Waterkeeper, FotoFest, and Latino Outdoors for a guided photo walk exploring the connections among water, birds, people, and place.

Participants will walk through Robert C. Stuart Park, an area that provides habitat for resident and migratory birds while also demonstrating how natural and nature-based infrastructure can help manage stormwater, reduce flooding, improve water quality, and support healthier ecosystems.

No photography experience or specialized equipment is required. Participants may use a phone, digital camera, film camera, or simply join the walk to observe. Along the route, guides will invite participants to look closely at the wetland landscape: the movement of water, the plants and wildlife that depend on it, evidence of human intervention, and the relationships connecting the park to the surrounding city.

The program is presented in connection with FotoFest’s fall exhibition, Across the Americas: FotoFest, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States. Drawing from the exhibition’s consideration of landscape, territory, identity, history, and extraction, the walk will explore photography as a way to document place, reflect on environmental change, and imagine more reciprocal relationships between people and the natural world.

This event also overlaps with Latino Conservation Week, a national initiative of Hispanic Access Foundation that celebrates Latino communities’ relationships with the outdoors and their leadership in protecting land, water, air, and wildlife. 

Together, participants will consider what becomes visible when we slow down and pay attention, and how images can help us better understand, value, and protect the shared habitats around us. After the walk, participants will be invited to stay for refreshments and a kid-friendly activity station. This event is free with registration. 

What to Bring

• A phone, digital camera, or film camera
• Binoculars, if available
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Drinking water
• Sunscreen
• A hat, sunglasses, or other sun protection 
• Weather-appropriate clothing

Photography equipment and binoculars are optional. Participants are welcome to attend simply to walk, observe, and learn. 

 

About Across the Americas: FotoFest, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States

FotoFest’s fall 2026 exhibition, Across the Americas: FotoFest, Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States, explores FotoFest’s long-standing engagement with artists across Latin America and Latino cultures in the U.S. Featuring work by more than forty artists, the exhibition embraces diverse photographic approaches to history, place, imagination, and identity.

Organized into four thematic chapters, Image and the Constructed Self; Memory, Archive, and History; Place, Territory, and Transformation; and Experimental Worlds: Concept and Fiction, the project brings together documentary, conceptual, and experimental practices that illuminate shared histories and cultural dialogues across Latin America and Latino cultures in the U.S.

The galleries will not be organized strictly around medium or geography. Instead, the historical and contemporary works will present a multi-faceted conversation between different times and histories. Unexpected pairings will revisit many of the ways FotoFest has fostered diverse discourse between generations of artists, national histories, and photographic traditions over the past four decades in Latin America and Latino Cultures in the United States.

 

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Celebrate California’s unique biodiversity on September 13th with free admission to the Garden and discover why our incredible native plants make our state so special.

In addition to free admission, we're kicking off our celebration of Latino Conservation Week with bilingual Spanish/English activities.

8:00am - 4:00pm Grab coffee and baked treats from Marigold Coffee Collective

9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, & 12:00pm Bilingual behind-the-scenes tours of the CalBG Production Nursery (limited availability; first come, first served)

10:30am, 11:30am Bilingual behind-the-scenes tours of the CalBG Herbarium, the third largest herbarium in California (limited availability, first come, first served)

10am, 11:15am Native Plant Lotería game with our friends from the Chino Basin Water Conservation District

9am - 1pm Visit the cooling station east of the administration building to meet exhibitors from Chino Basin Water Conservation District, Lopez Urban Farm, Growing Roots, and Bloom Wild Bookshop as well as hands-on activities for all ages. Pick up a scavenger hunt about the different water features in the Garden on your way in for some fun for the whole family!

A limited number of free tickets are available for public general admission so reserve your tickets ahead of time!

Admission tickets for the public (non-members) are valid for the entire day during our opening hours (8 AM to 7 PM): there is no specific entry time or duration of your visit.  

Members may enter free at any time, without a reservation.

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El Jardín Botánico de California celebra la Semana de la Biodiversidad de California con entrada gratuita el domingo 13 de septiembre. También celebraremos la Semana Latina de la Conservación (Latino Conservation Week) con actividades bilingües en español e inglés:

8:00am - 4:00 pm Disfruta de café, agua fresca, y productos horneados de Marigold Coffee Collective

‍9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am, & 12:00pm Recorridos bilingües de nuestro vivero de producción (capacidad limitada; por orden de llegada)

10:30am, 11:30am Recorridos bilingües detrás de escena por el Herbario de CalBG, el tercero más grande de California (capacidad limitada; por orden de llegada)

10am, 11:15am ¡Juega Lotería de Plantas Nativas con nuestros amigos del Chino Basin Water Conservation District!

9am - 1pm Visita la estación de enfriamiento al este del edificio administrativo para conocer a los expositores de Chino Basin Water Conservation District, Lopez Urban Farm, Growing Roots, y Bloom Wild Bookshop, y disfruta de actividades prácticas para todas las edades. Al entrar, recoge una actividad de búsqueda sobre las diferentes fuentes de agua del jardín y disfruta de un momento divertido para toda la familia!

Hay un número limitado de entradas gratuitas disponibles, ¡así que asegúrate de reservar tu entrada con antelación!

La entrada general es válida durante todo el día (8am - 7pm) y no hay una hora específica de entrada ni una duración determinada para la visita. Los miembros pueden entrar sin reserva previa.

Connecting urban and rural communities between Nampa and Boise, this inclusive 5K invites participants of all ages and abilities to run or walk a scenic route through a Meridian park. Hosted alongside the Latino/Latine Run Club in celebration of Latino Conservation Week, the event combines outdoor movement with cultural vibrancy, featuring an energizer warm-up, live music, dance, local vendors, and food. The initiative aims to raise awareness of Idaho’s natural spaces, provide environmental resources, and foster long-term community stewardship of local parks.

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Únete a nosotros a los Dias de Voluntario @ Possum Hollow. ¡Ayúdanos a cuidar a nuestras reservas! Te necesitamos para proteger nuestros robles y ríos. Ven y disfruta de la naturaleza y aprende como identificar plantas nativas e introducidas.  

This opportunity is for those individuals who identify as Latine/o descent and primarily speak Spanish/Spanglish.  This stewardship day is intended to provide a space for Latine/o, also BIPOC to build community while speaking/practicing speaking in Spanish. 

Esta oportunidad es para aquellas personas que se identifican como de ascendencia latina y hablan principalmente español/spanglish.  Estos días de voluntario tiene la intención de proporcionar un espacio para que los latinos y personas de color, construyen una comunidad mientras hablan/practican el español.

This event is a one-night camping trip designed to provide BIPOC families with hands-on outdoor experiences, including camping skills workshops, interpretive programs, and community-building activities. It aims to remove barriers to outdoor access by offering free gear, meals, bilingual facilitation in English and Spanish and a dedicated affinity space outdoors. Some of the hands-on workshops include fire by friction, fire safety, tent and kitchen setup, guided walks, and games.

Este evento es un viaje de campamento de una noche diseñado para proporcionar a las familias BIPOC experiencias prácticas al aire libre, incluyendo talleres de habilidades para acampar, programas interpretativos y actividades de construcción de la comunidad. Su objetivo es eliminar las barreras al acceso al aire libre ofreciendo equipo gratuito, comidas, facilitación bilingüe en inglés y español y un espacio de afinidad dedicado al aire libre. Algunos de los talleres prácticos incluyen fuego por fricción, seguridad contra incendios, configuración de tiendas de campaña y cocina, caminatas guiadas y juegos.

 

REGISTRATION REQUIRED / SE REQUIERE REGISTRO

 

Location / Ubicación

Rancho del Oso, Davenport, CA

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Duration 

September 12th — 13th 

Arrival: Saturday - 11 am 

Departure: Sunday - 11:30 am

 

We are offering:

• Camping gear for borrow
• All meals included
• Hands-on skill-building workshops and kid-friendly activities
• Bilingual facilitation in English and Spanish (if desired)
• A dedicated BIPOC affinity space in nature

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Duración

12 —13 de Septiembre

Llegada: Sábado - 11 am 

Partida: Domingo - 11:30 am

 

Ofrecemos:

• Equipo de campamento para préstamo
• Todas las comidas incluidas
• Talleres prácticos para desarrollar habilidades y actividades para niñes
• Facilitación bilingüe en inglés y español (si se desea)
• Un espacio de afinidad BIPOC dedicado en la naturaleza