The Northern California, "Dixie Fire" is now considered the largest fire in the nation. The town of Greenville has been devastated and thousands of families, including children, have been displaced from their homes.
Many have lost everything.

   The promotor of the August 21-22, 2021 Art & Craft Marketplace in Graeagle has graciously provided White Sulphur Springs Ranch a venue to help raise funds for these fire victims.


   This coming weekend, White Sulphur Springs Ranch and Mountain Hardware and Sports in Blairsden, have teamed up to hold a raffle to support the Dixie Fire victims. The raffle will begin on Saturday, August 21 at the Art & Craft Fair and conclude with the drawing on Sunday, August 22 in the afternoon.

Raffle tickets sold only at the
White Sulphur Springs Ranch booth, displaying the
Porta-Saloon canopy, at the back of the lawn area.

   I understand that the weather may not be the best for this event but this is also not the best time for many families and their children either. Their need is now and we hope you will take the time to support this important cause and contribute what you can.
    If you are unable to attend,
there is a link below where you can contribute.
Thank You!

This is how communities come together
to support those in need.

Respectfully,
White Sulphur Springs Ranch
​Mountain Hardware and Sports, Blairsden

​POPULAR VIRGINIA CITY BAND BOOKED FOR SUMMERFEST 2022
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Plans are firming up for the return of one of the most popular events in Plumas County.  Summerfest 2022 at White Sulphur Springs Ranch is scheduled for the last Sunday in June. A local tradition, Summerfest had to be canceled for two years due to the pandemic.

This is an outdoor event complete with entertainment, food, a silent auction, a no host bar and tours of the historic ranch house. Hours are from 3 to 7:30 pm on Sunday the 26th of June. This year the featured entertainers will be the Comstock Cowboys from the Bucket of Blood saloon in Virginia City. The Band makes the old West come alive with authentic garb like six guns, chaps and spurs. They last appeared to a record crowd at Summerfest 2017.

White Sulphur Springs Ranch overlooks the entrance to the Mohawk Valley at 2200 Highway 89, just south of County Road A-15 in Clio. Attendees will be amazed at the improvements made by the army of Mohawk Vallely Stewardship Council (MVSC) volunteers. The Band will perform on a new stage, there will be a dance floor and the old Ranch House has an improved facade and period interior furnishings.